Faith Rosie

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.

Manuia le aoauli is the Samoan way to say good afternoon. Manuia le aoauli is a greeting used specifically during the afternoon hours.

Ia fa’amanuia le Atua ia te oe is the Samoan way to say god bless you. This phrase is used to respond to someone who has sneezed.

The English phrase ‘i’ is translated into Samoan as aʻu. This is a personal pronoun.

The Samoan word for the subject pronoun “you” is oe. oe is used as a subject pronoun to refer to the person being addressed.

The English phrase “sleep well” is translated into Samoan as manuia le pō. This phrase is used to wish someone a good night’s rest.

The Samoan word for son is atalii. atalii is a noun used to refer to a male person in relation to his parents.

The Samoan word for nosey is fiailoa. The phrase fiailoa is used to describe someone who is overly curious about other people’s private business.

The English phrase “have a great day” is translated into Samoan as Ia manuia le aso.

The Samoan word for “blessed” is faamanuiaina.