Ia Manuia Lou Malaga The literal translation of "Rest in peace" is "Malolo (Rest) i le filemu" or "Mapu (Rest) i le filemu" or "Moe (sleep/rest) i le filemu". These are lovely phrases. "Manuia lau (not lou) malaga" translates to "You have a blessed trip", or translating the idea/meaning, instead of "blessed", use "safe".
"Faapega foi lau susuga" translates to "Respect your elders" in English.
Lau - your. It also means the cane leaves that are used for thatching Samoan traditional homes. The cane leaves are called lau; and once all the leaves are weaved/plaited together to be used in the thatching of the roof, it is also called a lau.
The Welsh word "lau" translates to "leaf" in English.
Mana'omia lau ipu e toe fa'atumu?
Thank you for your help - "Fa'afetai (thanks or thank you) lava mo lau fesoasoani (help)", "Fa'afetai tele (much) mo lau fesoasoani", "Fa'afetai ia te oe (you) mo lau fesoasoani", "Fa'afetai mo lau (your) fesoasoani".
Leisi ou afa is the literal translation, but the meaning is "Lou to'alua" (Your wife/husbad) or "Lau pa'aga" (Your partner).
Literal translation, "Fa'amalo i lau pepe tama"; translating the idea, "Fa'amalo i lau pepe fou".
Lau teine pele translates to: Your dear girl. La'u teine pele translates to: My dear girl.
No, as of 2013 it has not been translated into English.
Ande May Lau is the cousin of Skip Tu May Lau.
Charley Lau's birth name is Lau, Charles Richard.