1. (color) 'ele'ele [A lay A lay]
2. (person - politically correct) 'Apelika-'Amelika [ah-pay-lee-ka ah-may-lee-ka] or 'Ame'Apelika
3. (person - socially) Pāʻele [pay'ay-lay] or Nekelo [nay-kay-lo]
True, black is uliuli in the Samoan language however, it is derogatory to describe a black "person" with the word "meauli" Meauli translates as "black thing."
The correct way to describe a black person is "Tagata Uli." Meauli is objectifying black people which is totally disrespectful...
Black as in the colour black is "uliuli" (Ooh-lee-ohh-lee)
Black used as an adjective (e.g to describe a black person) is "meauli" (meh-ah-ooh-lee)
'Uli'uli (OO-LEE-OO-LEE)
Tamauli
Uliuli
Samoan word for discuss is "talatalanoa". Samoan word for talk is "tautala".
Wife and husband have the same Samoan word. The Samoan word is TO'ALUA.
The Samoan word for manage is pule.
There is no Samoan word "meuli". There is a Samoan word "meauli", which translates to: "black thing". Mea (thing) uli (black). It is very, very ugly, demeaning and derogatory when you use this word to describe or call someone with dark skin, "meauli". If you want to describe someone with dark skin, you should use the polite and respectful words: "tamauli" (black male/gentleman) or teineuli (dark female/lady).
It's the F-word. I don't know if who ever answerd the question above is samoan But the true meaning of the word UFA is your asswhole .. the black thing on your ass.
Black= Uliuli
The Samoan word for extended family is aiga.
Alsowe is not a Samoan word.
He is Samoan.
Im Samoan and have never heard that word before. There is no letter D in the Samoan alphabet.
No Samoan word contains "boa", as we do not have "b" in our alphabet.