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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 is the English translation of the Samoan words O Iesu Le Faaola?
The phrase, "fa'avae i le Atua Samoa," literally translates as, "In God we Trust,Samoa" Its the same as the United States of America's motto which is "IN GOD WE TRUST"
99.02% of the religious Samoan population are Christians,
The final translation is as follows:
Samoan Language: ??"Fa'avae i Le Atua Samoa
English Language: "In God we trust, Samoa
Acutally, FAAVAE I LE ATUA SAMOA is translated as "SAMOA IS FOUNDED ON GOD". Not In God We Trust. Yes, this is correct. The literal translation of "Fa'avae i le Atua Samoa" is: "Samoa is founded on God".
How do you say good morning and God bless you Samoa in Samoan?
Thank you (Fa'afetai lava); How are you? (O a mai oe?); Good afternoon (Manuia le auli); Good morning (Manuia le taeao).
What is the Samoan translation for faiaga?
my cousins name is Falaniko at home and Frank at school. Not too sure if this is an actual translation of the name though. Sounds pretty close to it.
How does western Samoa make money?
Working, selling produce, having businesses, money remitted from families overseas, etc
What is the Samoan translation for Family over everything?
Aloha; ua po'okela ke 'ohana [ooah po'o-kayla K o-hana]
What makes Samoa different from every other place?
its religions and excitement of the people as along with its nice food.
that is not what was asked. geographical features are things like mountains or rivers or deserts. not religion & food. im actually trying to figure out what the geographical features of Samoa are too. so if anyone actually has a real answer post it.
no'o (colloquial), muli (colloquial), nofoaga (respectful)
What is the meaning of the Samoan word Suavai?
Water or liquid. Referring to food, it is on-the-ground baking or an on the-ground oven, what we call umu. Samoans do their baking above ground (not buried), not below ground like most other island groups.
How do you say i hope you are well in Samoan?
Mana'o - "I wish to ..." (Ou te mana'o ..."); Mo'omo'o - "My wish was to ..." (Sa ou mo'omo'o e ..."); Mo'omo'oga - "I was hoping my wishes would be granted." (Na ou fa'amoemoe e taliaina o'u mo'omo'oga.)
e te fa'aata taita - you make me laugh/smile
e te fa'aata taita? - Are you making me laugh/smile?
You ask "why" is Samoa independent?... I'd say because like any other country, Samoans feel they should have the right to think and feel for themselves. Like other countries, Samoa shouldn't have to adhere to foreign laws.
Samoa is independent because they (we) are intelligent enough to know when enough "outside-world" control is enough!
