In Samoan, "le kiga" translates to "the bottom" or "the base." It can refer to the lowest part of something or the foundational aspect of an object or concept. The term is often used in various contexts, including physical descriptions and metaphorical situations.
A le a (of what)
If you mean "fa'alogo i le", it translates to "listen to the".
"O le a le aso?" Aso could also mean "day".
If you mean goodnight, it's manuia le po
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?"
not sure if it's lei lei or Le Le but good I think
Le iu (2 words) means "never ending".
The time I say to you
You can say "E le au fiafia ia te oe" in Samoan to mean "I don't like you."
"To the" - "I le ..."
Le posi; le pule
If you mean, How's work, it translates to, "O a mai le galuega?"