Samoa

Talo (taro), fa'i (bananas), ta'amu (I don't know the English name), yam (ufi)

Akuna Matata

Ou te alofa i lo'u aiga. OR Ou te alofa mo outou lo'u aiga.

Ure.
Raho for balls.

isaako

Ou te le fa'ama'amulu lava

Kaepu = fart

Beer

I looked it up and I couldn't find it, same story for Tongans and Maoris they are similar people.

But on the american television show "Deadliest Warrior" It said Maoris are 6 foot 2 inches on average.

I also looked at Samoan sports men from wrestling rugby and football and it appears between 6-foot and 6-foot-4. Since sportsmen have healthier diets and good amounts of exercise resulting in them being taller.

So in conclusion a safe estimate for be 5-foot-11 for an average male Samoan(Many Samoans live in Australia and the average height in Australia is 5-foot-10.5).

Since Samoans are renowned for being tall 5 ft 11 is logical since it 4 inches above global average male height.

Samoan women are probably 4.5 to 5 inches shorter.

Because it's a tropical Island.

Samoan queen - Masiofo Samoa.

To'alua aulelei

"O a'u ou te afa-Samoa" or "O a'u o le afa-Samoa".

Hang on a second... Where have you seen a Samoan wearing a SHEET? The traditional wear for males are their "ie faitaga" which is a lavalava. Is that what you mean? If so, then just like how so many other countries have their traditional attire, so do we.

O a'u e ona, o la'u mea, o le mea a a'u

Sun = La (Drag the "A" sound a little...so it sounds as if you're saying "Laaa"...And its A for artichoke, not A for ant)

its a Samoan swear word

The motto of Solomon Islands is 'To Lead is to Serve'.

Samoans, who are Polynesians, and anyone else who immigrates into the country.

Occupation of German Samoa happened on 1914-08-30.

Amber is not a Samoan name so has no Samoan translation. If a Samoan girl was named Amber, her name would simply be Amber. No translations.

Hersey Kyota is the Ambassador to the US for Palau.

Manuia - be happy, lucky, successful; ia manuia - cheers, to your health (pertaining to kava drinking or raising glasses to someone or something); fa'amanuia - bless, wish good luck; fa'amanuiaga - blessing, good wishes.

Alofa ia te o'e (I love you) [ Ah-low-fah-e-yah-te-o-eh ]

Happy Mothers Day - Ia manuia le aso sa a Tina.