Samoan

The English phrase “corn beef” is translated into Samoan as pīsupo.

mālō is the Samoan way to say hey. mālō is used as an informal greeting to say ‘hey’ or ‘hello’.

In Samoan, “go sleep” is expressed as alu e moe. A command telling someone to go to bed and start sleeping.

The phrase tuʻu loa is how you say “stop it” in Samoan. The phrase tuʻu loa is a command used to tell someone to end an annoying or unwanted behavior.

The Samoan word for “good” is lelei. lelei is an adjective used to describe something that is pleasant or enjoyable.

The Samoan word for girlfriend is uo teine. uo teine is used to refer to a female partner in a romantic relationship.

The English verb sleep is translated into Samoan as moe. The word moe means to rest in a state of reduced consciousness.

The English word sunflower is matā lā in Samoan. matā lā is used to refer to the sunflower flower.

The Samoan word for poop is fekau. fekau is a noun used to refer to feces.

To eat a meal in Samoan is to say ‘ai. ‘ai is used as a verb meaning to consume a meal.