Samoan

The English word “strong” is translated into Samoan as mālosi.

The Samoan phrase for “old man” is toeaʻina. The term toeaʻina refers to an elderly man.

The English phrase “lots of love” is translated into Samoan as alofa tele.

The English word uncle is translated into Samoan as tuagane o le tina. This noun refers to a brother or brother-in-law of someone’s parent.

The English phrase “school” is translated into Samoan as aʻoga. aʻoga refers to an institution dedicated to teaching and learning.

The English word “massage” is translated into Samoan as fofo. The term refers to the act of rubbing, kneading or hitting a muscled part of a body.

The English word “mom” is translated into Samoan as tina. The word tina is used to refer to a person’s female parent.

The Samoan word for the verb ‘dance’ is siva. siva is used to describe the act of moving rhythmically to music.

In Samoan, the word for number is numera. The term numera refers to an abstract entity used to describe quantity.

The Samoan word for ice cream is aisikulimi. aisikulimi is a noun used to refer to the frozen dessert.