Samoan

The English phrase “good evening” is translated into Samoan as Manuia le afiafi.

The Samoan word for wolf is luko. The word luko refers to the animal known as a wolf.

The Samoan word for “time” is taimi. taimi is used as a noun to refer to the measurement of a quantity of time.

The Samoan word for pastor is faifeʻau. The word faifeʻau is used to refer to a minister or priest.

The phrase “you’re gay” in Samoan is o oe o le fa’afafine. This phrase is used to describe a person who is attracted to the same sex.

The Samoan word for sister is uso. The term uso is commonly used to refer to a sibling in general, regardless of gender.

The Samoan word for “washing” is taele. taele is used to refer to the action of the verb “to wash”.

The Samoan phrase for “sorry” is Fa’amalie atu. Fa’amalie atu is an expression of regret or sorrow used to apologize.

The Samoan word for pineapple is fala. fala is a noun used to refer to the pineapple fruit.

The English phrase “my name” is translated into Samoan as lo’u igoa. The phrase is used to refer to the name that belongs to the person speaking.