English to Samoan

alofa ia te oe martin. "Ou te alofa ia te oe, Matini." Ou is "I"; alofa is "love"; oe is "you"; Matini is "Martin".

Fa'amanuiaga a le Atua

In Samoan,, what is the difference between aulelei and lalelei?

To humble yourself = Ia e fa'amaualalo.

If you are only trying to translate pronunciation into Samoan sounds "Peili" is as close as you will get. The "p" sound in Samoan is softer than in English, and somewhere between "b" and "p".

The name Danny is not a Samoan name so cannot be translated. The word HOT can be translated into "vevela".

Sui.

Sikaleti or sikareti

You can say TOA :)

loomalua means what in english

Vena

Manuia Lou aso fanau

Susana

O la'u fa'ai'uga o le vaiaso na maoa'e

Praise God = Viia le Atua.

A turtle symbolizes the navigator (family especially when together with other turtles); this one is inspired by Maori and Samoan styles.

On the inside we have incorporated a manta (a symbol of freedom and beauty), and some motifs representing strength and protection.

The back fins are shaped like fish hooks to symbolize prosperity and wealth.

Fa'amaisega loloto

Malo is hi (informal), Talofa is hello (more formal).

Thank you brother = Faafetai lava uso.

Aumai Lou ukulele taeao, Fa'amolemole

Daniel - Tanielu.

puipui means to protect.. not sure about protector though

Melisa in Samoan as well

In Samoan, "beautiful pictures" is translated as "ata matagofie." The word "ata" means "pictures" or "images," while "matagofie" means "beautiful." This phrase can be used to describe aesthetically pleasing photographs or artwork in the Samoan language.

Fua (weight, measurement); malosi (strength); tulaga (stage); agava'a (personal ability)