Samoan

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.

The Samoan word for the color black is uliuli.

The Samoan word for hi is mālō. The word mālō is a friendly, informal greeting used to say hi.

The Samoan word for turtle is laumei. laumei is a noun used to refer to any land or marine reptile that possesses a shell.

Jacob is translated into Samoan as Iakopo. Iakopo is the standard male given name for Jacob in Samoan.

To say “you’re beautiful” in Samoan, use ‘ua e ‘aulelei. This phrase is a compliment used to tell someone that they are physically attractive.

The Samoan word for “bum” is muli. The term muli is an informal noun used specifically to refer to the buttocks.

The Samoan word for warrior is toa. toa refers to a person engaged in battle, conflict or warfare.