How to Say “Good Luck” in Samoan
manuia is the Samoan way to say good luck. manuia is used to wish fortune on someone or as encouragement.
manuia is the Samoan way to say good luck. manuia is used to wish fortune on someone or as encouragement.
The Samoan word for church is falesā. falesā is used to refer to a church as a house of worship.
Kei te pai ahau is the Maori way to say “I am good”. Kei te pai ahau is used to say that you are doing well or feeling fine.
The English phrase “where I am from” is translated into Māori as nō hea ahau. This phrase is used to identify your place of origin or your hometown.
The Samoan word for ocean is vasa. The word vasa is used to refer to one of the large bodies of water on Earth.
The English phrase “god bless” is translated into Samoan as ia faamanuia le Atua. This phrase is used to wish someone divine favor or protection.
moe pai is the Maori phrase for “sleep well”. This phrase is used to wish someone a good night’s rest.
In Māori, the phrase “I am from” is expressed as nō … ahau. This phrase is used to state the place where a person was born or where they come from.
The Samoan word for crazy is valea. The adjective is used to describe someone or something that is insane or demented.
Ōtautahi is the Māori name for the city of Christchurch in New Zealand. Ōtautahi is used to refer to the city of Christchurch.