English to Samoan

Samoan word for 'violent' is fa'amalosi or fa'asaua.

Tausi: "I want to raise that child to become a God-fearing child." "Ou te fia mana'o e tausi lena tamaiti'iti ia avea ma se tamaiti'iti e mata'u i le Atua." Fa'atu a'e:"Could you raise the tent please?" "E mafai ona e fa'atu a'e le faleie fa'amolemole?" Sisi: "Raise the flag please." "Sisi le fu'a fa'amolemole."

No one word for it, but translating the idea/meaning - Se tagata e mafanafana lava ia i lona aiga, lona fale ma lona si'osi'omaga (someone who is comfortable being at home with family and familiar surroundings).

"Ou te filifilia oe" or "Ua ou filifilia oe"

Edwin .

crazy - valea

tulisa'ofa, tafafatusanoa

O oe o se Samoa?

Mafiafia in English is "thick".

Andrew is not a Samoan name therefore has no Samoan translation.

Fa'amagalo mai a'u.

I = "Ou te...

love = alofa

you too = fo'i ia te oe."

I love you = "Ou te alofa fo'i ia te oe."

Filipo

'O ai Lou igoa? The "g" in "igoa" is pronounced like the "ng" in the English word "singer."

Fatu o le liona.

To'olua

Alofa ia outou ali'i

Leai se aoga

Goodnight - Ia manuia le po.

Tofa is a Samoan equivalent of 'Goodbye'. Fa is an informal equivalent. But whatever the way in which it's said, the answer may be 'Tofa soifua'.

Ia maua se tafaoga fiafia

Iusitini

Party = Fa'afiafiaga or Pati (Pronounced PAH-TEE)

"Calm down" - "To'a mai"