Samoan

The Samoan word for queen is masiofo. The term masiofo is a noun used to refer to a female monarch.

The English phrase “pretty girl” is translated into Samoan as teine lalelei.

The English phrase “humility” is translated into Samoan as loto maulalo. loto maulalo is a noun used to describe the characteristic of being humble.

In Samoan, ‘thank you very much’ is expressed as fa’afetai tele lava.

The Samoan word for nephew is tama a le tuafafine.

In Samoan, the phrase to say “you’re ugly” is e te ‘auleaga.

Happy birthday in Samoan is ia manuia le aso fanau. This phrase is used to express good wishes for someone’s birthday.

In Samoan, e te elo is the phrase used to say “you stink”. This phrase is used to tell someone that their body has an unpleasant smell.

The English phrase ‘New Zealand’ is translated into Samoan as Niu Sila. Niu Sila is the name used for the country in Oceania.

The Samoan word for “liar” is pepelo. pepelo is a noun used to describe a person who tells lies.