American Samoa

His dad is Samoan, and I think his mother is European.

According to the "Puzzle Directory" (refer to the link, below), the Samoan word, "faamolemole", is translated to the English word, "please".

Want to be funny

I really do not know and I guessed on the answers.

Western Samoa and American Samoa are great. But Western Samoa goes way harder! American Samoa is cool too. But we are independent and we do our own thing. And in the West side we don;t play. I have uncles there that ACTUALLY GO TO SOMEONE'S HOME WITH A KNIFE if you mess with them. Also, we got savage! I love the islands. West syde!

MUAMUA LE ATUA!

The zip code is 96799.

O outou na ali'i, tou te fia o e fa'ata'avale polo?

Christianity is very important to us Samoans. It is our main priority, it is what makes us us. We obey every commandment and we love Jesus Christ as he died on the cross for us and now we are worshipping Him. Christianity is long and forever with us Samoans, we never forget it.

Maualuga (high, height); saoasaoa (fast, rapid, speed); malosi (strong).

Dollars (Tala) and Cents (Sene)

United States Secretary of Interior.

it is because english is a language of education so therefore english must be a medium of instruction in American Samoa. English has been done a lot of work and a lot of help because reason why people further there education is because for a better job in the future. To do that you have to learn english

Most definitely

I would feel very sad for the few Samoans and Tongans who resort to this kind of feeling. I am Samoan, and I have a lot of Tongan family and friends. We are all God's children, and there is no room for hate in this world if we learn to live and get along with each other. God bless. Alofa atu and ofa atu.

Actually, I researched this question when I was researching Samoan cultures. When I typed in "ta..." tattoos would always come up. Well anyways, to get to the point, I never got a clear answer. But what I did find out was that European came to Samoa a while ago. When they found out that Samoans were getting tattoos they just declared that tattoos were important. And even before that, there were these woman that sang a song. It naturally went like "Tattoo the women and not the men." but these woman changed the song and sang "Tattoo the men and not the Women." And just some other questions I could answer for you:

-What are the values in Samoan Culture?

Faith, Family, and Music.

-Traditional Dances?

Actually I don't really know the name, but it is a fire dance. It's like the dance you see in Lilo and Stitch. How they dance with fire. (I believe)

-Taboos?

Oh, um, taboos?? I'm going to have you research that by yourself. There are a lot. If you research, you are going to find a bunch of websites with taboos.

-What is the capital of Samoa?

Apia.

-Did women have their own little government and such?

Yes, they did.

Other questions you might have I am not going to answer. Research them. I've told you enough. There are a lot of questions about Samoa.

Thanks

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In most survival situations you are burning more calories than normal and you will reach exhaustion quickly within a couple days without food. There is rarely enough plants, berrries, nuts, etc. to provide the estimated 3000 - 6000 calories your body may need, and so fish and meat usually become the main solution. Without calories almost everyone becomes lethargic, uncaring, and hopeless, usually sooner than later.

"Lelei mea uma, Tausoga (literal)". Cousin in Samoan is Tausoga. Instead of the word "Tausoga/Cousin", Samoans would use the word "Uso" (brother or sister, depending on who's talking), as they get tongue-tied around the word tausoga in this context, and uso denotes the closeness of the relationship.

i love you

Lau - your. It also means the cane leaves that are used for thatching Samoan traditional homes. The cane leaves are called lau; and once all the leaves are weaved/plaited together to be used in the thatching of the roof, it is also called a lau.

36%. The Church first sent missionaries to Samoa in 1863. Kimo Pelia and Samuela Manoa labored faithfully for nearly twenty years. By 1891 the mission in Samoa, with headquarters near Apia, was developing steadily. Missionaries helped educate youths in small chapel schools. By June 1903, the Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ had been translated. On Oct. 15, 1977, it was announced that a temple would be built in Apia, Western Samoa.

Yes he is, but he was born in Garden Grove, California

Missionaries for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (commonly called the "Mormon" church) first arrived in American Samoa in 1843. They set up a mission headquarters near Apia. The first official congregation in Samoa was set up in Pago Pago in 1893. Within the next decade, over 11 more congregations were created. As school was created in 1903 near Mapusaga. The first Relief Society was created here in 1906, and a Primary in 1908.

You can read more about the history and current news of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in American Samoa at the "Related Links" below.

Sorry, this is not a Samoan phrase.