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The Samoan last name "Onesemo" translates to "the one who is chosen" or "the selected one" in English. It carries connotations of special significance or distinction within the cultural context. Names in Samoan culture often reflect personal attributes, familial ties, or historical importance.
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What is the Samoan translation of the English word good-bye?
Goodbye is Tofa Soifua, and Bye is Fa (like in the last two letters of Tofa.
What is the English translation of stalins last name?
The English translation of Stalin's last name is "man of steel."
What is the English Translation of huling lamay?
English translation of HULING LAMAY: last day of wake
What is the English translation of Heineken?
Is the last name of its founder
What is the Hebrew translation of the name Devon?
Devon comes from an Old English last name. It has no Hebrew translation.
What is the English translation of del Toro?
The English translation of del Toro is "of the bull." This is the last name of both film director Guillermo del Toro and actor Benicio del Toro.
When was the Samoan Tsunami?
last year
Where do you get a Samoan dictionary?
The best up to date dictionary that came out within the last two years, written by Dr Papali'i Ma'ia'i, has two volumes, 1 and 2, and called Tusi Upu. If you want to buy one online, this is one of the websites, Good luck.
What is the translation from Samoan to English of UA LA IA?
The beginning means "I already told you to.." but the last word is spelled wrong and can't make anything of it. It resembles an insult spelled "ai kae". Which would be a grave insult making the phrase "I already told you to eat feces."substituting the last word, of course for the common swear word meaning the same.
How do you say last night in Samoan?
Aga po
Who was the last person to come in hiding with the frank family?
He was a dentist and his name was Dr. Dussel which in translation to English was known as dr. idot
What is the Russian translation for the word telephone?
The Russian translation of telephone is "телефон". It is a cognate; It most likely developed from the English language, and thus sounds nearly the same. It is pronounced "telePHONE" (with a stress on the last syllable).
