"E na'o na e mana'o lava i se po?" or "E te mana'o i se po?"
The English translation for rodeo is just "Rodeo"
There isn't any exact translation in English of TAGALOG WORDS KA DYAN. It is just an expression that the speaker seems not to be willing to say some Tagalog words.
Pah-Pah. Just like its said (and spelt) in English.
Just Samoan
there is no other word just tattoo
Translating the idea/meaning: Leai se mea, na'o na talatalanoa fo'i
It is a literal translation of the English phrase "such is life", meaning "that's just the way things happen".
Oh, dude, the translation for the name Robert in Samoan is... wait for it... Lopeti. Yeah, I know, mind-blowing stuff. So, if you ever find yourself in Samoa and someone shouts "Lopeti," just remember, they might be calling you Robert. Like, no big deal, right?
l'enfer oui is the translation of 'hell, yes' in French. Just the English to French translation really, because this is not an expression that a French speaker would use.
I have Samoan friends and I think they told me it's something like when we say oh my god just a saying for when your suprised or amazed. Edit: The previous answer is correct. "Oka" is also "raw fish" which is a Samoan dish using coconut cream and the flesh of raw fish.
Just as you say it in English: tomboy The ennunciation is a little different, emphasis on the "B"...
Original Answer: "i am proud to be Samoan well its really easy you can just go on Google and click on Google translate..." Actually, it's not that simple either. Google Translate does not offer Samoan translations. Trust me, I've tried it.