Samoa

* Teine * Teine * Teine * Teine. It means 'girl' as well. It depends on how you use it.

Ste angel (i think)

You are an angel in SAMOAN (I have no idea what language the 1st answer is) translates are "O oe o le agelu".

If you mean "right" referring to your right hand side, then the word in Samoan is "Taumatau". If you mean "right" referring to something being correct (e.g, that's right! I did tell him that!" then the Samoan word is "Sa'o".

Kuli/Tuli means to chase someone or something. It also refers to a persons knee/s.

The actual spelling and tranlation of "This is me" in Samoan is: "O a'u lea" It is phonetically pronounced: o WA-oo LAya You have to place the stress on the capitalized letters in the phonetics above.

Aloha. Answer: The Hawaiian word for royalty, which includes kings, is Ali'i [ah-lee ee]. Pay attention to the fact that the accent marj means to separate the last sound from the rest of the word.

"O lo'o maua a'u i tiga" or "O lo o'u tiga"

Samoan and English
Samoan; and the second language is English.
Yes, that is the Second Language.
Samoan. But English is a second language in Samoa so most Samoans in the country speak English also.
Samoan, and English as second language
First language is Samoan; second is English.
Samoan and English
Definitely Samoan, and the second most spoken language is English.
Samoan people speak Samoan. English is also widely used in Samoa and is commonly referred to as the "second language" of Samoa.
Samoan
Samoan
Samoan and English
Samoan is the main language, with English as the second.
Samoan and English
There are two official languages in Samoa that the Samoan people speak. These two official languages are Samoan and English.
They have two official languages and they are, English and Samoan.

"Ua ou misia oe", "Ua ou misi oe" (I miss you); "Ou te mana'o ia oe" (I want you).

Va'ai fa'alelei

Manuia le Kilisimasi ma maua se Tausaga Fou fiafia

The President of American Samoa is Barrack Obama, the governor of American Samoa is Togiola

first off the word is "manaia"! that phrase means your girl look good!

Manuia le asofanau, ma ia maua se aso maoa'e.

'Tofa', or if you may not see them again for a long time, 'Tofa soifua'.

manuia, manuia tele, ia manuia, ia manuia tele

There are more than just Samoans living in Samoa. Of course, predominantly, Samoans live there, but over the years alot of other nationalities are there also. For example, people of non-Samoan descent who marry a Samoan. Or someone who moved to Samoa for work (there are an increasing number of Japanese, Papalagi (caucasian) and Indo-Fijians living there). When I lived in Samoa, I went to school with a Tongan family, and Tokelauan girl and more than a few caucasians.

Although Samoans have travelled to New Zealand since the early 1900s, it was not until the 1950s that they migrated in large numbers. As New Zealand's industry and the service sector expanded over the next 30 years, the search for labour was extended to territories and former territories in the Pacific. Most of the time samoans move to new zealand is to get a good educations for their family and children.

Located in the South Pacific between Hawaii and New Zealand, Samoa consists of two entities; Western Samoa - an independent nation since 1961, and American Samoa - a U.S. Territory since 1900. Samoa is generally referred to as the "Cradle of Polynesia".

"Ou te alofa ia te ia" could be used for both gender, male and female. If you want to indicate that it is the male gender you are referring to, you say "Ou te alofa i le tama lea". If it's a female, you say, "Ou te alofa i le teine lea". Tama (male); teine (female). "Lea" denotes the present tense, so you're saying you love the person that is present with you at the time.

Sole means .......... Boy man bro.......

like hey bro.........

Hey sole

"Talofa Lava" / "Malo le Soifua" / "Faatalofa atu"

Easier Pronouncing: 1. Tar-Lor-fahhh Lahh-vahhh

2. Mah-law leah So00--eee---fuahhh

3. Faahhh-argggghh--Tar-Lor-fahhh--harr---two

Fa'afetai lava

Manuia lou asofanau (Happy birthday to you)

Manuia lou asofanau (Happy birthday to you)

Manuia lou asofanau (Happy birthday to you

Fa'amanuia le Atua (God's blessings to you)

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