Samoan

The Samoan word for “ugly” is matapua’a. matapua’a is an adjective used to describe something that is displeasing to the eye or not aesthetically pleasing.

The English word bear is translated into Samoan as urosa. The term urosa refers to the large mammal of the family Ursidae.

The Samoan word for sausage is sosi. sosi refers to the food made of minced meat packed into a tubular casing.

The Samoan word for the number one is tasi. tasi is the cardinal number used for counting one.

The English phrase “shut your mouth” is translated into Samoan as tapuni lou gutu.

The English phrase “words” is translated into Samoan as upu. The term upu refers to words.

The English phrase “the f word” is translated into Samoan as le upu f.

The Samoan phrase for chores is feau. The word feau refers to routine tasks or jobs that must be done regularly, typically around the house.

In Samoan, the English phrase “chinese” is expressed as fa’asaina. The term is used to refer to the standard language of China.

tofa is the Samoan way to say bye.