Samoan

The Samoan word for nosey is fiailoa. The phrase fiailoa is used to describe someone who is overly curious about other people’s private business.

ia manuia le aso is the Samoan way to say “have a nice day”. This phrase is used as a way to say goodbye, wishing the listener a good day.

The English phrase “sit down” is nofo i lalo in Samoan.

The Samoan word for prayer is tatalo. tatalo refers to the practice of communicating with one’s God.

The Samoan word for prince is purinise. purinise is a noun used to refer to the son or the male-line grandson of a reigning monarch.

The English phrase “have a great day” is translated into Samoan as Ia manuia le aso.

The Samoan word for “blessed” is faamanuiaina.

fuaiupu is the Samoan word for a sentence.

The Samoan word for coconut is popo. popo is a noun used to refer to the fruit of the coco palm.

The phrase “good job” in Samoan is mālō le fai o le faiva. This phrase is used to praise someone for their efforts or for a job well done.