"Tagata" is a word in the Samoan language that translates to "person" or "people" in English. It is often used to refer to individuals or members of a community. In broader Polynesian contexts, the term can also denote cultural identity and social roles within a group.
Tagata (plural) is people. Eg: The people who came ... (O tagata na o mai ...). Tagata (singular) is person. Eg: The person who took ... (O le tagata na aveina ...). "Ue" is not a Samoan word.
tagata fa'asagatau, tagata fouvale, tagata fa'atu'iese
The duration of Tagata Pasifika is 3600.0 seconds.
"Tagata le-aiga" or "tagata ua leai se aiga".
Tagata ese
tagata fa'atau
Tagata-nu'uese
tagata taupatupatu, tu'ifanua
Nu'u (village), faiganu'u (village community), tagata e mau fa'atasi i se vaimea (local community), itumalo (district), tagata lautele (wider/general community). "Ituaiga" or "Tagata e mau ma fa'atuatua fa'atasi" (Religious community).
Tagata fa'atau ta'ua
Alofa i tagata uma
Tamaiti'iti a'oga; Tagata a'oga