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Samoa
Samoa, originally called as Western Samoa, is a country surrounding the western region of the Samoan Islands in the South Pacific Ocean. The country was once a territory of New Zealand, until it became independent in 1962.
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What are some famous landmarks in Samoa?
Samoa is the home of the most sought-after islandscapes in the South Pacific region. In virtually every corner of Samoa are shores that make ideal places for visitors who love to swim. Are you a diving or snorkeling enthusiast? You will have a great time exploring the pristine lagoons in the Samoan islands. The two largest cities in Samoa, Apia and Upolu, offer so many attractions that tourists find it hard to pick from the array of choices. To help you plan your trip to Samoa, here are the most recommended places to visit:
• Papapapaitai Falls (Apia) - This 500-foot waterfall flows down into a volcanic crater, making it a unique sight.
• Robert Louis Stevenson Museum (Apia) - Notable poet Robert Louis Stevenson lived and was buried here, and it has become one of the most-visited places in Samoa ever since.
• Kava Kavings Handicraft (Apia) - This souvenir shop is well known for selling native Samoan handicrafts, as well as products made from other countries in the South Pacific.
• Mount Vaea (Upolu) - Hiking, mountain climbing, trekking-these are a few things that adventure-seekers can enjoy on this mountain. A picturesque view of the cityscape from the peak of the mountain awaits visitors.
• Piula Cave Pool (Upolu) - This cave pool offers a pampering experience for tourists with its invigorating pool of water, situated on a rocky beach away from the sea.
What is the Samoan translation for forever and always?
Ou te alofa ia te oe. The word baby would translate into "pepe" which is only really used when referrfing to an actual baby. So when you say it, just say Baby. You're 'baby' will know what you mean. :)
How did american samoa get its name?
The origins of Samoa are uncertain. Moa is a very old family/ tribal name, and Sa Moa is "people of Moa". American Samoa is called that to distinguish it from Samoa. American Samoa is a US territory located Southeast of Samoa. It is 5 islands, and 2 atols- about 76 sq. miles of land, and just over 55,000 pwoplw,
Fine thank you in Samoan language?
If you're saying it in reply to someone who's asked 'how you are', then you say "Manuia fa'afetai".
How do American Samoans celebrate Christmas?
samoans celebrate Christmas by knowing how to spell hahaha jonah
What is the Samoan translation for blood is thicker than water?
Literal translation: "O le toto e a'alu atu ai lo le vaiauli" or translating the idea/meaning of thicker in this case, I would tend to use the word "malosi" - O le toto e malosi atu ai lo le vaiauli".
What is Samoan translation of English word-im Sorry?
Fa'amolemole talia mai la'u fa'amaisega (Please accept my condolences). It won't be grammatically correct to add on the literal translation of "for your loss" in Samoan. You could leave it at fa'amaisega, because this phrase is used predominantly in relation to a death. But if you do want to add something on, you could say, "Fa'amolemole talia mai la'u fa'amaisega i le maliu o si ou Tina", which translates, Please accept my condolences on the passing away/death of your dear Mother/Father/Son, whoever.
What is the annexation of Samoa?
Germany, the US, and the UK had settled into the Samoan Islands and disputes had erupted in what was known as the Second Samoan Civil War. In 1899, the Treaty of Berlin established American Samoa, annexing it and therefore making American Samoa US territory.
If your question is "How do you say you are beautiful in Samoan?", then the translation is: "E te aulelei" or if you say: "You are very beautiful", it translates to: "E ese lou aulelei" or "E te aulelei tele".
Where does the name Samoa come from who named this island Samoa?
It is derived from the 'moa' clan in Manu'a islands in Samoa.Sa meaning sacred and Moa meaning the clan it came from.The Tui Manu'a king is the direct ancestors.
Your question really doesnt make sense at all...But the translation of "Suga, aua e ke ula" from Samoan into English can roughly be "Girl, dont tease". Suga is said when you are referring to a female. Aua means don't. And ula is a slang word for tease/make fun of/mock.
How do you say tiny in Samoan?
Black can be said and spelt in two different ways: Uliuli or Ululi". "Le tama'i maile uliuli" or "Le tama'i maile ululi".
"Se sau" - translating the idea/meaning: "Please come". Please is really "fa'amolemole". There is really no word to translate "se" in this context. When you say "Se sau", you are pleading for someone to "please come".
What is the currency of Samoa?
Thee tala is the currency of Samoa. It is divided into 100 sene. See Web Link
What do Samoans do in their spare time?
they can either spend time finishing off their Samoan tradition tattoo's or they can do jobs for the elders!!
What time of day did the tsunami in Samoa happen?
News reports say it hit at around 7am. There were kids on their way to school when it hit and some of them got swept away.
What is the English translation of the Samoan word 'fasaga'?
figure as in number or figure something out.
