What are the main foods in Samoa?
Samoa imports alot of food from both the US and New Zealand. So things like chocolate are readily available (there's also a chocolate factory in Samoa). Alot of families in Samoa live off their land and there's an abundance of plantations that grow banana's, taro, breadfruit, yams, and pineapples (Im sure there are more but I cant remember them all off the top of my head). There are chicken, pig & cattle farms in Samoa also. And of course, there's the seafood! YUM!...
What does Ia manuia le lua aso fiafia ma ia paia lua olaga fou translate to in English?
It somewhat means...
to both, have a blessed life on this happy day and to bless this new sacred journey together
Samoa is an island state consisting of a few islands, not a continent. The closest Continent to Samoa is Australia.
What is the English translation of the Samoan words fatu o aiga?
heart of the family
fatu = heart, center
aiga = family
Is the Samoan moss spider poisonous?
Yes, These Spiders Are Very Poisoness. But These Arent The Ones You Should Worry About. It's The Red Back Spider. Usually Mistaken For The Black Window.
Where can you translate Samoan to English for free?
on google translate
Google DOES NOT offer Samoan as a language to translate...
I am assuming the question here is: "O a mai ali'i?", which translates to - "How are you, mate?" or "How are things, mate?" Ali'i is Lord, and in the spiritual and religious perspective, it refers to God and Jesus. Ali'i (lord) is also given to a high chief. It is colloquially used and is a referral to the male gender. So in the question posed, it's an every day question between friends and family, so asking "O a mai ali'i", with it's literal translation "How are you lord?" does not sound correct. So instead, translating the idea/meaning, you would just say something like, "How are you mate/friend/brother?".
Rise/leave early in the morning; make a formal call; in music - sing, soprano; in village life, usu a le nu'u - formal reception or receiving of guests by the high chiefs, also a meeting of chiefs to penalise someone who has done something wrong or shameful.
What year was Samoa discovered?
American Samoa was found before it became a US territory. It was simply the 'eastern' islands of Samoa. Samoa was first discovered in 1722 by a Dutch explorer named Jacob Roggeveen.
Before becoming a U.S territory American Samoa was simply the eastern islands of Samoa. Samoa (as a whole) was discovered in 1722 by a Dutch explorer named Jacob Roggeveen.
What does the Samoan word kagi mean?
Cry (Don't cry, the cup is spilt - Aua le tagi, ua masa'a le ipu vai); Complaint (I took a complaint to the Police - Na ave la'u tagi i Leoleo). Kagi (colloquial, and every day normal talk, using K); Tagi (finer way of speaking, using T).