Literally, "Welcome to the house" (colloquial). Laoa is the name given to the residence/house/home of a talking high chief (Matai). A talking high chief is called a Tulafale/Fetalaiga/Tofa. Fetalai is speak/talk, hence the name Fetalaiga, a talker/speaker. If the high chief was an "Ali'i (Lord), then his residence is called "Maota". Laoa and Maote are the respectful ways of saying residence/house/home. So the most respectful way of translating your sentence is, "Welcome to the residence of ??? (then use the Matai name of the Tulafale/Orator.
bring/give me your love
I love you all very much = Ou te alofa tele ia te outou uma lava!
The Mau was a non-violent movement for Samoan independence from colonial rule during the early 1900s
Nofo, nonofo, mau
Maumaututu, Mau le loto or Lotomau
muzugo areto urata melegae untaka unadabo
The Samoan people (namely the MAU MOVEMENT) were responsible for leading Samoa to independence from NZ & Germany.
Giddy mau can mean three things, it usually means go away, but it can also mean do it now,or it can mean that's enough
Google "Mau Movement in Samoa" and you should be able to find loads in info on the internet. If you were after an actual book, follow the link below to see a list of books on Samoa and books from Samoan authors. http://www.pacificislandbooks.com/samoa.htm
The Mau-Mau's was created in 1978.
It's the colour white
Mau Mau Uprising happened in 1952.
Gallery Mau Mau ended in 1998.