English to Samoan

manuia, manuia tele, ia manuia, ia manuia tele

"Ou te alofa ia te ia" could be used for both gender, male and female. If you want to indicate that it is the male gender you are referring to, you say "Ou te alofa i le tama lea". If it's a female, you say, "Ou te alofa i le teine lea". Tama (male); teine (female). "Lea" denotes the present tense, so you're saying you love the person that is present with you at the time.

"Talofa Lava" / "Malo le Soifua" / "Faatalofa atu"

Easier Pronouncing: 1. Tar-Lor-fahhh Lahh-vahhh

2. Mah-law leah So00--eee---fuahhh

3. Faahhh-argggghh--Tar-Lor-fahhh--harr---two

Fa'afetai lava

1-Tasi. 2-Lua. 3-Tolu. 4-Fa. 5-Lima. 6-Ono. 7-Fitu. 8-Valu. 9-Iva. 10-Sefulu.

To literally translate that into Samoan, you would say:

E te avea au ma Lou uo faaipoipo?

OR

E te talia au ma Lou uo faaipoipo?

Taele as in having a bath; tapu as in bathtub.

Maitau, maitauina, maitaua

It is either Emele or Pa'ahana it doesnt matter which one.

ua ou fia ai

I love you all very much = Ou te alofa tele ia te outou uma lava!

Famili (FAH-MEE-LEE)

Dave is not a Samoan name so does not have a translation in the Samoan language. However, David is in the Bible, therefore has a translation as, of course, Samoa is a very religious nation. The Samoan translation of David is TAVITA.

Fighter as in boxer is "tagata fusu".

"Fa'amafanafana le Atua ia te oe/outou." Oe is you singular; outou is also you, but plural.

Fa'amoemoe.

Fatu-Samoan translation for the English word heart

Passion or passionate about something - Fa'ananauga tele. Passion of our Lord - Pasio.

Fa'amolemole

"With Love" = "Alofaaga mai ia..." (Then you'd put your name, etc)

Diana is Taiana, so I suppose Diane is Taiane.

Manuia le auli/aoauli

faamomoli

O oe o le vavega.