Samoan

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.

The phrase for “the sign of the cross” in Samoan is faailoga o le satauro.

The Samoan word for princess is purinisese. purinisese is a noun used to refer to a female member of a royal family.

The Samoan word for ‘delicious’ is suamalie. suamalie is an adjective used to describe food that is pleasing to the taste.

The Samoan word for angry is ita. ita is used to describe a person’s state of being angry or a feeling of resentment.

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The Samoan word for annoying is fa’asoesa. fa’asoesa is an adjective used to describe something or someone that causes irritation or annoyance.

The Samoan verb for ‘to smack’ is po. po is used to describe the action of slapping someone.