Samoa

Aloha: If you mean like a real baby, say keiki [kaykee]. If you mean like a sweetheart, say 'ipo [eepo]

Sister is uso if a female is talking about her sister; tuafafine if a male is talking about his sister. Brother is uso if a male is talking about his brother; tuagane if a sister is talking about her brother. Cousin is Tausoga, so if it is a male cousin, it's tausoga-tama, and if it is a lady cousin, it's tausoga-teine.

There are SEVEN islands of American Samoa!

Samoa is comprised of four different islands, Savai'i, Upolu, Manono and Apolima, with a number of scattered little islands, example, Nu'ulua, Nu'usafe'e, etc.

It is the colloquial term for money because of the 'k' otherwise it is pronounced properly with a 't' as in 'tupe'.

"Do you want your mouth slapped, eh?" The question posed "E po lo guku, ah?" is grammatically incorrect. It should be: "E po lou guku, a?" Literal translation is: "E po (Slap) lou (your) guku (mouth), a (eh)?" If you utter "Slap your mouth, eh?", it sounds more like a statement rather than a question.

there are two islands of western samoa. the main island is called 'Upolu which is home to the capital, Apia. the other island is called Savai'i.

Papa can mean a number of things depending on the context it's used in. Papa means 'bra'. It also means 'dad' or 'granddad'. It also means 'cliff' or 'rock'.

If it's legend pertaining to stories from way back, it would be: tala mai le vavau; uputu'u.

If you mean legend as in "He is a legend", then it is ta'uta'ua.

FASI = HIT, TO BE HIT OR TO HIT SOMEONE. IT IS THE ACTION OF ASSAULT; "I'M GONNA FASI YOUR FACE!" (LOL)....

SO'O = ALL THE TIME/FREQUENTLY

THNx :ViNNA bAbEE:562:

* Teine * Teine * Teine * Teine. It means 'girl' as well. It depends on how you use it.

Ste angel (i think)

You are an angel in SAMOAN (I have no idea what language the 1st answer is) translates are "O oe o le agelu".

If you mean "right" referring to your right hand side, then the word in Samoan is "Taumatau". If you mean "right" referring to something being correct (e.g, that's right! I did tell him that!" then the Samoan word is "Sa'o".

Kuli/Tuli means to chase someone or something. It also refers to a persons knee/s.

The actual spelling and tranlation of "This is me" in Samoan is: "O a'u lea" It is phonetically pronounced: o WA-oo LAya You have to place the stress on the capitalized letters in the phonetics above.

Aloha. Answer: The Hawaiian word for royalty, which includes kings, is Ali'i [ah-lee ee]. Pay attention to the fact that the accent marj means to separate the last sound from the rest of the word.

"O lo'o maua a'u i tiga" or "O lo o'u tiga"

Samoan and English
Samoan; and the second language is English.
Yes, that is the Second Language.
Samoan. But English is a second language in Samoa so most Samoans in the country speak English also.
Samoan, and English as second language
First language is Samoan; second is English.
Samoan and English
Definitely Samoan, and the second most spoken language is English.
Samoan people speak Samoan. English is also widely used in Samoa and is commonly referred to as the "second language" of Samoa.
Samoan
Samoan
Samoan and English
Samoan is the main language, with English as the second.
Samoan and English
There are two official languages in Samoa that the Samoan people speak. These two official languages are Samoan and English.
They have two official languages and they are, English and Samoan.

"Ua ou misia oe", "Ua ou misi oe" (I miss you); "Ou te mana'o ia oe" (I want you).

Va'ai fa'alelei

Manuia le Kilisimasi ma maua se Tausaga Fou fiafia

The President of American Samoa is Barrack Obama, the governor of American Samoa is Togiola

first off the word is "manaia"! that phrase means your girl look good!

Manuia le asofanau, ma ia maua se aso maoa'e.