How to Say “Orange” in Samoan
The English word “orange” translates to Samoan as moli ʻaina. The term is used to refer to the orange fruit.
The English word “orange” translates to Samoan as moli ʻaina. The term is used to refer to the orange fruit.
The English phrase “much love” is translated into Samoan as alofa tele.
The Samoan word for “period” (as in an interval of time) is taimi.
The English phrase “hello and welcome” is translated into Samoan as talofa ma afio mai.
masina is the Samoan word for moon. The word refers to the natural satellite of the planet Earth.
The Samoan word for husband is tane. tane is used to refer to a male partner in a marriage.
The Samoan word for boy is tama. tama is a noun used to refer to a male child.
Ia manuia le aso is the Samoan phrase for have a good day. Ia manuia le aso is a polite greeting used when saying goodbye to wish someone a pleasant day.
The Samoan word for please is fa’amolemole. Fa’amolemole is an interjection used to make a polite request.
The Samoan word for grandpa is tamāloa. tamāloa is a noun used to refer to a grandfather.