Gail Lynn

The Samoan word for thanks is faʻafetai.

The Samoan word for “ugly” is matapua’a. matapua’a is an adjective used to describe something that is displeasing to the eye or not aesthetically pleasing.

The phrase “shut up” is translated into Samoan as fa’alologo.

The Samoan phrase for “old man” is toeaʻina. The term toeaʻina refers to an elderly man.

The English word “mom” is translated into Samoan as tina. The word tina is used to refer to a person’s female parent.

The Samoan word for “milk” is susu. susu is used as a noun to refer to the liquid milk.

The Samoan way to say Merry Christmas is Manuia le Kerisimasi. This phrase is used to express good wishes during the Christmas season.

The English word “my” is translated into Samoan as lo’u. lo’u is a determiner used to indicate that something belongs to me.

The Samoan word for ‘mad’ is ita. ita is an adjective used to describe the state of being angry.

The Samoan word for angel is agelu. agelu refers to a messenger from a deity.