English to Samoan

"He sings" - "E pese le ali'i/tama/tamaloa". Ali'i/tama (boy/guy), tamaloa (man) indicates the gender, which in this case is "he". "E pese ia" (He/she sings). "Ia" indicates it could be either a male or a female.

Mata usi

Gata (nah tah)

O lo'u alofa moni

Atele'a

Fatusolo

Manuia le auli.

"Ou te alofa i le fanau tama a lo'u uso/tuagane." Uso/tuagane are sister/brother, and one of those words would be used if a lady was talking. If a man was talking, it would be "uso/tuafafine" which is brother/sister. Uso is used in both genders, but will always depend on who is doing the talking.

Elena is Helen in English

Fa'afetai, maoa'e sivasivaga

Lo'u Fa'aola

teine auleaga (teh-ee-neh ow-leh-ah-ngah)

In Samoan, 'love of my life' is translated as 'alo fa'amasino o lo'u ola'.

Ou te fa'amalie atu i le fa'atiga o oe i a'u upu.

Pua'a

v. fa'agese'ea, fa'atuai'ia, fa'atuatuai, tolo'itua

Nana, Tina, Tina o lo'u Tina (Mother), Tina o lo'u Tama (Father)

Fried cabbage - Falai kapisi.

Jillian is not a Samoan name therefore does not have a Samoan translation. If a Samoan girl was named Jillian her family/friends would simply call her Jillian (or make up some sort of nickname for her).

One - tasi; two - lua; three - tolu; four - fa; five - lima; six - ono; seven - fitu; eight - valu; nine - iva; ten - sefulu.

friend in tongan is :kaungame'a :) boyfriend or girlfriend is: kaume'a and good friend is: kaungame'a lelei i know you only wanted friend but i just said more so you could have those extra's just in case :)

Beautiful can be translated to "aulelei"

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

20: Lua sefulu
21: Lua sefulu tasi
22: Lua sefulu lua, etc

30: Tolu sefulu

40: Fa sefulu

50: Lima sefulu, etc

100: Tasi selau