Gail Lynn

The phrase “good job” in Samoan is mālō le fai o le faiva. This phrase is used to praise someone for their efforts or for a job well done.

The English word “clothes” is translated into Samoan as ‘ofu. ‘ofu is used to refer to apparel or clothing.

The Samoan word for big is tele. tele is an adjective used to describe something of a great size, similar to the English word large.

The English word “lion” is leona in Samoan. leona is a noun used to refer to the big cat of the genus Panthera leo.

The Samoan word for hello is mālō. mālō is a versatile greeting used both when arriving and when passing someone.

To say “you’re pretty” in Samoan, use E te aulelei. This phrase is used as a compliment to tell someone that they are physically attractive.

kefe is the Samoan word for coffee. This term refers to a hot drink made from roasted coffee beans.

The Samoan word for pretty is aulelei. The term aulelei is an adjective used to describe someone or something as pleasant or attractive.