How to Say “Bye” in Samoan
tofa is the Samoan way to say bye.
The English phrase “go shower” is translated into Samoan as alu e fa’amalu.
The English phrase “good job” is translated into Maori as ka pai.
In Maori, the English phrase “welcome” is expressed as haere mai. These terms are used as a greeting given upon someone’s arrival.
The Māori way to say “cheers” is kia ora. While it can be used as a toast when drinking, kia ora is a versatile expression.
The English phrase “I am a teacher” is translated into Maori as He kaiako ahau. This phrase is used to state that your profession is teaching.
The English phrase “lots of love” is translated into Samoan as alofa tele.
The Maori word for awesome is rawe. rawe is an adjective used to describe something as excellent or exciting.
The English phrase “stop” is translated into Maori as tū. tū means to not continue, similar to the English verbs cease or desist.