English to Samoan

ifeni

Mai le taele o lo'u fatu.

Hurry up - fa'atope, fa'atotope, faia'i or faiaia.

Just as you say it in English: tomboy

The ennunciation is a little different, emphasis on the "B"...

"Tagata le-aiga" or "tagata ua leai se aiga".

Verbal communication means> using words,speak or talk to the other people, likes> Hello how are you, and hows your day been.

I love you in Samoan is ou te alofa ia te oe. Tama mean boys and teine means girls. Fa'afeta means thanks.

E mafai ona ta uo?

E tasi i ta'ua.

Ou te mana'o i au pepe

fa'ataulaitu fafine
Aitu, which could also mean ghost. "She's a witch" (O ia o le aitu).

Fa'atuatua i le Atua.

Uso If you're a girl, then it is "uso". If you are boy, you would refer to your sister as a "tuafafine". (And if you are a girl, you would refer to your brother as your "tuagane") The word "uso" is also given used by a male when referring to his brother.

"Take care of" as in "Look after" translates to - "Va'ai lelei" or "Va'ai fa'alelei". Hospitality - "lau fa'aaloalo/fa'atamali'i" (your respect).

Ou te miti ou te opo'ina oe i o'u lima

I'd like a car=Ou te manao i se taavale. Car is "ta'avale".

Ua le mafai ona ou manava

Translating the idea, "E mafaufau lava ia na'o ia".

Fa-a-fe-tie (fa'afetai)

"Ua vevela le tau" or "E vevela le tau".

"Pele Moana" = "Darling/Dear Moana"

Faifeau

Uo lelei

Aiga valea; aiga fa'avalevalea.

Aua le pisa, ma alu e fai feau a lou tina