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Samoa
Samoa, originally called as Western Samoa, is a country surrounding the western region of the Samoan Islands in the South Pacific Ocean. The country was once a territory of New Zealand, until it became independent in 1962.
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Samoa and Tonga and Tahiti and Hawaii are all part of what area?
South Pacific and/or Polynesia and/or Polynesian Triangle
What do Samoan dances represent?
Samoan dances represent a number of things. Ranging from ones' heritage, family background or simply Samoan culture and traditions as a whole.
Is manu and umaga and Samoa joe and the rock related?
Most Samoans are related and both the Rock and Samoa joe would have been awesome rugby players:)
Manu Samoa Rocks
What does Manuia fuafuaga o le aso o loo totoe mean?
Loosely it means best wishes for the rest of the plans you have today. It's quite an old saying which tranlated literally is 'Best wishes plans today that are remaining'
How do Samoan celebrate important events such as ariki day?
Samoans celebrate important events like Ariki Day with vibrant cultural festivities that often include traditional music, dance, and feasting. The occasion typically features communal gatherings where families and villages come together to honor their leaders and cultural heritage. Rituals may include the sharing of stories, performances of traditional songs and dances, and the preparation of traditional foods. These celebrations reinforce community bonds and respect for heritage while showcasing Samoan customs and values.
What doeso ai foi si keige ua e alu pue mai le lua aka malo bro seki a le keige mean in Samoan?
Maybe it's a girl you went and got to take a photo with, the two of you. Cheers, Bro! The girl is really set!!
alofa is cute but not as cute as his brother ljay
this is from : maria ****
What does ia manuia le ugali'i fou mean?
Ugali'i fou is a couple who's getting married or have just got married.
Ugali'i = Couple or words to that effect
Fou = New
WhaT does Samoan words mo okou mean?
"Mo okou" - "For you all". "Mo" is "For"; "okou" is "you". "Oe" is "You" (singular"; "Okou" is "you" (plural). It would be better to add "all" to clarify that it's not just one person involved. If you say "Mo oulua", the translation is "For you two". "Oulua" refers to two people. "Okou" also should be "oukou". "Okou" is spoken form only. You tend to drop the "u" when you speak, but the correct word should be "oukou" (referring to more than two people).
