How to Say “Cricket” in Samoan

kilikiti
The English word "cricket" is translated into Samoan as kilikiti.
The term refers to the game of cricket.
Meaning: game (noun)

Did you know?

  • While the word kilikiti refers to the sport, the Samoan word for the insect known as a 'cricket' is completely different.
  • In Samoan culture, the act of playing kilikiti is often linked to the concept of fa'a Samoa or the Samoan way of life.
  • Matches of kilikiti are frequently played between different villages, serving as a friendly way to settle local rivalries.

Example conversation

Losa and Manu are talking about their weekend plans.

  1. Losa

    Manu, e te fia taalo kilikiti?
    Manu, do you want to play cricket?
  2. Manu

    Ioe, e fia taalo au.
    Yes, I want to play.
  3. Losa

    O fea le kilikiti e taalo ai?
    Where is the cricket played?
  4. Manu

    Taalo i le mala tauvaga.
    Play at the sports field.
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