O lau
Lau fanau fa'apelepele.
Ave'esea lau manava
"Yes, Sir" - "Ioe, lau Susuga"
E mafai ona ou mauaina lau numela?
Lau teine pele translates to: Your dear girl. La'u teine pele translates to: My dear girl.
You are my everything = O oe o lau olaga atoa.
Mana'omia lau ipu e toe fa'atumu?
Lau - your. It also means the cane leaves that are used for thatching Samoan traditional homes. The cane leaves are called lau; and once all the leaves are weaved/plaited together to be used in the thatching of the roof, it is also called a lau.
Literal translation, "Fa'amalo i lau pepe tama"; translating the idea, "Fa'amalo i lau pepe fou".
Children - tamaiti Child/kid - tamaiti'iti
Leisi ou afa is the literal translation, but the meaning is "Lou to'alua" (Your wife/husbad) or "Lau pa'aga" (Your partner).