Samoan

mālō le soifua is the Samoan way to say hello everyone. This phrase is a greeting used to address a group of people.

The English word “rainbow” is translated into Samoan as nuanua. nuanua is a noun used to describe a multicolored arch appearing in the sky.

In Samoan, the phrase “look” is translated as va’ai. The verb va’ai is used to express the act of trying to see something.

The Samoan word for bro is uso. uso is used to refer to a male comrade, friend or someone who shares one’s ideals.

The English name for the country Jordan is translated into Samoan as Ioritana.

mālō is the Samoan way to say congratulations. mālō is a common expression used to say congratulations or well done.

To say ‘be quiet’ in Samoan, use filemu. The phrase is used as a request or a command for someone to stop making noise.

To go away in Samoan is to say alu ese. The phrase is used to express the act of departing or leaving a place.

The Samoan word for cousin is tausoga. The term tausoga refers to a person who is the child of one’s parent’s brother or sister.

The Samoan word for ‘shower’ (the device used for bathing) is tāʻele.