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The Samoan translation for "wait for me" is "fa'amalie atu ia te a'u".
Aroha mai.
"Lupelele" is a Samoan word that means "butterfly."
"Ano kayang mai-status" in English translates to "I wonder what status."
"Hoki mai" is a Māori phrase that means "welcome back" or "return". It is commonly used to greet someone who is returning after being away for a period of time.
It means “come dance” or something along the lines of that (Samoan is a very confusing language, and my family’s Samoan).
Afio mai; maliu mai
If you mean, How's work, it translates to, "O a mai le galuega?"
How are you is translated to = Oa mai oe.
"O a mai oe?" or "O fa'apefea mai oe?"
Afio mai or maliu mai
If you mean, How's work, it translates to, "O a mai le galuega?"
O a mai oe?
O a mai oe?
O a mai oe?
ua mai oe?
Afio mai