Samoan

The Samoan phrase for “have a good night” is manuia le po. manuia le po is a polite greeting used to wish someone a pleasant evening or night.

The Samoan word for white person is palagi.

The English phrase ‘crybaby’ is translated into Samoan as tagi pepe. tagi pepe is used to describe a person whose feelings are easily hurt.

The Samoan word for car is taʻavale. taʻavale is a noun used to refer to an automobile, which is a vehicle steered by a driver.

The phrase “beautiful girl” in Samoan is teine aulelei. This phrase is used to describe a girl or a young woman who is physically attractive.

The Samoan word for stop is taofi. The verb taofi is used to express the action of not continuing.

The Samoan word for king is tupu. The word tupu is used for both historical monarchs and modern heads of state in a formal context.

The English phrase “hi, how are you?” is translated into Samoan as mālō, ‘o ā mai ‘oe?

The Samoan word for grandma is tinā matua. tinā matua is used to refer to a grandmother.

The phrase “I am good” in Samoan is oulelei aʻu.