Grandma or Granny is t'eina matua.
It also seems that the term is used for both grandma and grandpa. Matua means father and t'eina or teina means elder sibling.
There is also the term tama'ita'i matua which means old lady/ladies.
Grandma is Tina (same for Mother); Grandpa is Tama (same for Father). Grandma: Mother of my Mother (Tina o lo'u Tina), Mother of my Father (Tina o lo'u Tama). Grandpa: Father of my Father (Tama o lo'u Tama), Father of my Mother (Tama o lo'u Tina).
Tina, which is the same name given to Mother, or tina o lo'u tina (mother of my mother), tina o lo'u tama (mother of my father).
Tina, the same name given to Mother, otherwise, Tina o lo'u Tina (Mother of my Mother) or Tina o lo'u Tama (Mother of my Father).
Tama, the same name given to Father; Tama o lo'u Tama (Father of my Father); Tama o lo'u Tina (Father of my Mother).
Matua o lo'u Tama (Father's parents); Matua o lo'u Tina (Mother's parents). Grandma is Tina (same for Mother) and Granddad is Tama (same for Father).
Nana, Mama, Tina, or tina o lo'u tina (mother of my mother).
Samoan Pride
Melisa in Samoan as well
Michelle is not a Samoan name so would have no translation for it in the Samoan language.
It's all good my Samoan brother.
"Mom's boy in Samoan"
Atonio
To say "I love you grandma" you can say "Te quiero abuela" in Spanish or "Je t'aime mamie" in French.
Michelle is not a Samoan name so would have no translation for it in the Samoan language.
Jessica is not a Samoan name so there's no translation for it in the Samoan language.
In Samoan, Joey would actually be Joe. Therefore, Joe in Samoan is "Ioe" :)
O oe o se Samoa?
Geri is not a Samoan name so it does not have a Samoan translation. If a Samoan was named Geri, their Samoan family/friends would simply call them "Geri".