Samoan

No thank you in Samoan is leai fa’afetai.

To go to sleep in Samoan is to say alu e moe. The phrase is used to describe the act of beginning the process of sleeping or the act of going to bed.

The English phrase “my brother” is translated into Samoan as lo’u uso. The phrase is used to refer to a male sibling of the speaker.

The Samoan word for wife is toʻalua. The term toʻalua is used to refer to a wife.

The English phrase “kind regards” can be translated into Samoan as Ia manuia.

The English pronoun ‘me’ is expressed as a’u in Samoan.

The English phrase “will you marry me?” is translated into Samoan as E te faʻaipoipo mai iā te aʻu?

The Samoan word for toilet is faleuila. The term refers to a fixture used for urination and defecation.

O le ā lau mea o fai? is the Samoan way to say “what are you doing?”. This phrase is a question used to ask someone about their current activity.

The English phrase “thank you” is translated into Samoan as fa’afetai. fa’afetai is an expression of gratitude.