How to Say “Bag” in Samoan

taga
The English word "bag" is translated to Samoan as taga.
taga refers to a flexible container.
Meaning: flexible container (noun)

Did you know?

  • In Samoan, the word taga is also used to mean a 'mark' or a 'scar' left on the skin.
  • In other Polynesian dialects, the word taga means 'to leap' or 'to jump' rather than referring to a container.
  • While taga is the general term, the word pusa is specifically used for rigid containers like boxes.

Examples in context

  • O lo'o i totonu o le taga le tusi.
    The book is inside the bag.
  • Fa'amolemole, filifili se taga fou.
    Please choose a new bag.

Example conversation

Sione and Sina are getting ready to go shopping.

  1. Sione

    Sina, o fea le taga?
    Sina, where is the bag?
  2. Sina

    O lo'o i luga le taga, Sione.
    The bag is on the table, Sione.
  3. Sione

    Fa'afetai, ua ou maua.
    Thank you, I found it.
  4. Sina

    Lelei, ae ae taelu nei.
    Good, let's leave now.
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