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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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Nope. It's too close to the equator in the Pacific Ocean, so its almost always hot.
What subjects do children in Samoa get learn?
Samoan children are taught all subjects as taught in overseas countries
What are the islands of Samoa that consists of 7?
Savaii, Upolu, Apolima, Manono, Tutuila, Swain, Manu'a
What did Samoa give Americans in 1878?
In 1878 Somoa agreed to give Americans special trading rights and permission to build a naval station at the port of Pago Pago
How do you say Michelle is Samoan?
Michelle is not a Samoan name so would have no translation for it in the Samoan language.
Ua fa'ato'a uma ona ou tu'ufa'atasia se lisi o pisinisi Samoa, ma ou te fia ofoina atu ia te oe a matou oloa i mea tau fua e filifili e fa'atau pe a iai se manaoga i totonu o lau pisinisi mo ia ituaiga mea faigaluega.
How do you say happy eighteenth birthday in Samoan?
Happy 18th Birthday in English is translated as
"Ia manuia Lou sefuluvalu (18) tausaga" in Samoan
What nationality were the founders of Samoa?
The founders of Samoa were of Samoan nationality. Samoa became an independent country from New Zealand in 1962 and was admitted into the United Nations in 1976.
In typically legal terms, the translation of ai fini can be: ...in accordance with / as in / as provided by / for the purposes of...
The translations above are the most common in legal documents. Of course, if an entire sentence containing ai fini was available, a better idea of the context would be possible and therefore provide the best translation of the sentence as a whole.
What is the English translation of the Samoan word Doro?
Im Samoan and have never heard that word before. There is no letter D in the Samoan alphabet.
What is fia mea in Samoan language translated into English?
fia fai aku means " i wanted to say/tell/asked you something
What is the Samoan translation of English thank you grandpa?
As there is no direct word for Grandpa in the Samoan language, Tama (Father) is always used, so I would say:
Fa'afetai, Tama.
You find rudeness and politeness in all walks of life, in every culture and every ethnic group. Samoans could say the same of other cultures. We will never find peace and unity in this world if we continue to criticise and see bad in each other. The world would be a beautiful place if people learn to be tolerant of each, accept that we all have differences in each others cultures and ways of life, and be open minded about it. So please learn not to generalise - you might have met one or two Samoans that you might have thought were rude, but that does not mean that all Samoans are rude, and that goes for any other culture as well. God bless.
