I think you could be saying "ua e iloa" rather than "you". If it is "Ua e iloa", then it translates as, "You know".
E te iloa e te alofa ia te a'u.
E te iloa e fa'apefea ona ou fiafia iai.
"Ou te iloa o lo'o soifua le Atua" or "Ou te iloa e soifua le Atua".
Iloa
I don't know in Samoan is "Ou te le iloa".
Ou te le iloa.
You would say "Ou te ilo le fa'amatalaga ese" in Samoan to convey "I know another page".
What does Kolo mean in Tongan
Poto, atamai
E te iloa o ai a'u?
This is poor Samoan grammar and word structure..but It reads something like. " I care about you the most, did you know?" Although the word "Kea" is in correct for "care"
Aua te popole