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The Samoan word for “woman” is fafine. fafine is used to refer to an adult female person.

The Samoan phrase for “my name is” is o lo’u igoa o. o lo’u igoa o is used to identify yourself.

In Samoan, the phrase “look” is translated as va’ai. The verb va’ai is used to express the act of trying to see something.

mālō is the Samoan way to say congratulations. mālō is a common expression used to say congratulations or well done.

The Samoan word for the color black is uliuli.

Jacob is translated into Samoan as Iakopo. Iakopo is the standard male given name for Jacob in Samoan.

The Samoan word for “the” is le. It can be used with common nouns, proper nouns and adjectives.

The English phrase “corn beef” is translated into Samoan as pīsupo.

In Samoan, “go sleep” is expressed as alu e moe. A command telling someone to go to bed and start sleeping.

The Samoan word for “tired” is vaivai. vaivai is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is in need of rest or sleep.