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In Samoan, "le afaina" translates to "the impact" or "the effect." It is often used in discussions about the consequences or influence of events or actions, particularly in social or environmental contexts. The phrase highlights the importance of understanding how certain factors affect people and communities.
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What does a le a mean in Samoan?
A le a (of what)
What does faalogi ile mean in Samoan?
If you mean "fa'alogo i le", it translates to "listen to the".
How do you say what is the date in Samoan?
"O le a le aso?" Aso could also mean "day".
How do you say godnight in Samoan?
If you mean goodnight, it's manuia le po
What does o a'you o le Samoa mean in Samoan?
I am not sure what the question is here. In case you mean, "Are you a Samoan?", then it is, "O oe o se Samoa?"
What does lei lei tanga mean in Samoan?
not sure if it's lei lei or Le Le but good I think
What does Leiu mean in Samoan?
Le iu (2 words) means "never ending".
What does le tami ou faiatu ia oe in Samoan mean?
The time I say to you
How do you say i don't like you in Samoan?
You can say "E le au fiafia ia te oe" in Samoan to mean "I don't like you."
How can say to the in Samoan?
"To the" - "I le ..."
How do you say the in Samoan?
Le posi; le pule
How do you say work in Samoan?
If you mean, How's work, it translates to, "O a mai le galuega?"
