English to Samoan

I don't think there is one for "Jackie".

Jack though is "Siaki".

Lasela

"E malulu fafo" or "O lo'o malulu fafo", two translations with same meaning.

Ia manuia tele au taumafaiga i le lumana'i, ma fa'afetai tele mo le ta'ita'iina ma le alofa na fa'aalia i la ma tama teine.

"Ae e te elo (foul smell)" or "Ae e te manogi (smell)". Manogi could either be used like, "You smell nice" (E te manogi manaia); or "Ua manogi le manu'a o le vae o le tama" (The boy's injured leg stinks/smells).

"Here it is" - "Ia lea".

my friend is Samoan and she says Nana... though I'm sure that isn't how it is spelled because her daughter's name is rosa but pronounced losa

Translating the idea/meaning: "Aua le fiu".

teo

Happy 18th Birthday in English is translated as

"Ia manuia Lou sefuluvalu (18) tausaga" in Samoan

savavali

fia fai aku means " i wanted to say/tell/asked you something

"Toe fo'i mai i'inei". Or "Toe sau i'i"

O lo'u aiga e manaia

Because of the difference in climate - some crops grow in warm climates and some thrive in cold climates.

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E te mana'o i se kofe?

galuafi, galulolo

Manuia

Is God Bless You.

God bless is "Ia faamanuia e le Atua"

Manu o le alofa

Ou te le malamalama i le mea lea e talanoa mai ai oulua e to'alua.

Peni

"If you love me to ..."; "A e mana'o ou te ...". In this case, love (alofa) is not used in the romantic sense, but as a request, hence the use of the word "mana'o".

Lift up Higher; Higher; highest

maile OR if you are speaking in the proper dialect (used when speking to elders, etc...) a DOG = Ti'afau