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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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You probably mean Yokozuna.
Tasi (one); Lua (two); Tolu (three); Fa (four); Lima (five); Ono (six); Fitu (seven); Valu (eight); Iva (nine); Sefulu (ten)
Uce is Samoan slang for "brother / bro" like a homeboy.
Uce is a slang term for "uso" which means brother (or sister depending on who is saying the word, and who they're saying it to)
If a girl says "uso" she can ONLY direct it at another girl (sister). If a girl needs to address her brother she would call him her "tuagane".
If a boy says "uso" he can ONLY direct it at another boy (brother). If a boy needs to address his sister he would call her his "tuafafine".
What is Samoan language called?
In English it is called Samoan.
In Samoan it is called Gagana faÊ»a SÄmoa.
Why is American Samoa not called pago or tutuila?
Tutuila is the name of the main Island in American Samoa. Pagp Pago (pronounced pon-go pon-go) is the name of a village located at the bottom of the harbor in American Samoa.
Translate iloveyou Martin in Samoan?
alofa ia te oe martin. "Ou te alofa ia te oe, Matini." Ou is "I"; alofa is "love"; oe is "you"; Matini is "Martin".
Why doesn't Samoa have any windows?
Our traditional homes are open plan, as it is too hot in Samoa, so you could feel the breeze come in. We have shutters weaved from coconut fronds (pola) which we pull down if it's rainy or breezy, or for privacy, and gathered up to get light and breeze in. We have windows in all our other homes.
What is the Samoan translation of the name Bailey?
If you are only trying to translate pronunciation into Samoan sounds "Peili" is as close as you will get. The "p" sound in Samoan is softer than in English, and somewhere between "b" and "p".
What meals to they eat in Samoa?
The meal that they in Samoa are Pigs and Chickens.
Samoans have a big variety of different TRADITIONAL meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner. With the introduction of imported foods (i.e., McDonalds and pizza) Samoans are spoilt for choice as to what meals they eat. However most Samoans eat foods grown from plantations in Samoa. E.g., taro, banana's (cooked and/or ripened), cabbage, lettuce, potatoes, yams, breadfruit, etc. And livestock bred in Samoa. E.g., pigs, cattle, chickens, etc... **WE DONT JUST EAT PIGS AND CHICKENS**
What is the Samoan translation of the English name Danny Hot?
The name Danny is not a Samoan name so cannot be translated. The word HOT can be translated into "vevela".
Like anywhere else in the world, villages are considered where one is from. It's a sense of identity, community and family. Samoa have villages for these reasons (and more)
Why was Samoa was know as German Samoa?
It was a German protectorate from 1900 to 1914, consisting of the islands of Upolu, Savai'i, Apolima and Manono. After 1920, the League of Nations gave it to England. After 1946, New Zealand administered it until independence in 1962. It is now part of Independent Samoa
What is the translation of the English name Matt in somoan?
Matthew is Mataio, so I suppose you can shorten it to Mata if you want.
Epidemic when did it happened in Samoa?
when did epidemic influenza start in samoa how did it happen in samoa? why did it affected the people of samoa? the reference in samoa?
