Dictionnaire anglais–Samoan

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Mot	Partie du discours	Traduction	Exemple
I	pronom	ʻou	I am here now. ʻOu te i inei nei.
you	pronom	ʻoe	You are my friend. O oe o laʻu uō.
he	pronom	ia	He is at school. O loo ia i le aʻoga.
she	pronom	ia	She is my sister. O ia o loʻu tuafafine.
we	pronom	matou	We work every day. Matou te faigaluega i aso uma.
they	pronom	latou	They live in Apia. Latou te nonofo i Apia.
what	pronom	ā	What is your name? O ai lou igoa?
where	adverbe	fea	Where is my book? O fea laʻu tusi?
when	adverbe	anafea	When will you come? O anafea e te sau ai?
who	pronom	ai	Who is that man? O ai lenā tamāloa?
why	adverbe	aiseā	Why are you sad? Aiseā ua e faanoanoa ai?
how	adverbe	faʻafefea	How do you know? E faapefea ona e iloa?
to be	verbe	iai	The book is on the table. O loo i luga o le laulau le tusi.
to have	verbe	iai	I have a new car. E iai laʻu taavale fou.
to do	verbe	fai	I do my work well. Ou te faia lelei laʻu galuega.
to go	verbe	alu	They go to school early. Latou te alu vave i le aʻoga.
to come	verbe	sau	Please come to my house. Faamolemole sau i loʻu fale.
to see	verbe	vaai	I see the big tree. Ou te vaai i le laau tele.
to know	verbe	iloa	I know that story. Ou te iloa lenā tala.
to think	verbe	mafaufau	We think about the future. Matou te mafaufau i le lumanaʻi.
to want	verbe	manaʻo	I want some water. Ou te manaʻo i sina vai.
to need	verbe	manaʻomia	We need more food. Matou te manaʻomia nisi meaʻai.
to make	verbe	fai	She makes good bread. E fai e ia le falaoa lelei.
to take	verbe	ave	Take the book home. Ave le tusi i le fale.
to give	verbe	avatu	Please give me the pen. Faamolemole avatu le peni ia te aʻu.
to say	verbe	fai	They say good words. Latou te fai upu lelei.
to tell	verbe	taʻu	Tell me the truth. Taʻu mai ia te aʻu le mea moni.
to ask	verbe	fesili	I ask a simple question. Ou te fesili i se fesili faigofie.
to find	verbe	maua	She found my book yesterday. Na ia maua laʻu tusi ananafi.
to look	verbe	vaai	Look at the sky. Vaai i le lagi.
to use	verbe	faaaoga	We use this table daily. Matou te faaaoga lenei laulau i aso uma.
to work	verbe	galue	They work in the city. Latou te galulue i le aai.
to eat	verbe	ʻai	The child eats rice. E ʻai le tamaitiiti i le araisa.
to drink	verbe	inu	I drink cold water. Ou te inu vai mālūlū.
to sleep	verbe	moe	The baby sleeps at night. E moe le pepe i le pō.
to walk	verbe	savali	We walk to school. Matou te savavali i le aʻoga.
to run	verbe	tamoʻe	The boy runs fast. E tamoʻe vave le tama.
to read	verbe	faitau	She reads a new book. E faitau e ia se tusi fou.
to write	verbe	tusi	I write my name. Ou te tusi loʻu igoa.
to speak	verbe	tautala	They speak Samoan well. Latou te tautala lelei i le gagana Samoa.
to listen	verbe	faalogo	Listen to the teacher carefully. Faalogo lelei i le faiaʻoga.
to hear	verbe	faalogo	I hear the music. Ou te faalogo i le musika.
to buy	verbe	faatau	We buy fish today. Matou te faatau iʻa i le asō.
to sell	verbe	faatau atu	They sell fruit here. Latou te faatau atu fualaau aina i inei.
to pay	verbe	totogi	I pay the money now. Ou te totogi le tupe nei.
to help	verbe	fesoasoani	Please help my mother. Faamolemole fesoasoani i loʻu tina.
to love	verbe	alofa	I love my family. Ou te alofa i loʻu aiga.
to live	verbe	nonofo	They live near the sea. Latou te nonofo lata i le sami.
to die	verbe	oti	All people die someday. E oti tagata uma i se aso.
to learn	verbe	aʻoaʻo	Children learn at school. E aʻoaʻo tamaiti i le aʻoga.
to teach	verbe	aʻoaʻo	They teach the children well. Latou te aʻoaʻo lelei tamaiti.
to open	verbe	tatala	Open the door slowly. Tatala le faitotoʻa lemu.
to close	verbe	tapuni	Please close the window now. Faamolemole tapuni le faamalama nei.
person	nom	tagata	That person is very kind. E agalelei tele lenā tagata.
man	nom	tamāloa	The man is my father. O le tamāloa o loʻu tamā.
woman	nom	fafine	That woman is happy. Ua fiafia lenā fafine.
child	nom	tamaitiiti	The child is sleeping. O loo moe le tamaitiiti.
boy	nom	tama	The boy runs outside. E tamoʻe le tama i fafo.
girl	nom	teine	The girl reads quietly. E faitau filemu le teine.
family	nom	aiga	My family lives here. E nonofo loʻu aiga i inei.
mother	nom	tina	My mother cooks food. E kuka e loʻu tina meaʻai.
father	nom	tamā	My father works hard. E galue malosi loʻu tamā.
friend	nom	uō	She is my friend. O ia o laʻu uō.
house	nom	fale	Their house is big. E tele lo latou fale.
home	nom	aiga	I am going home now. Ou te alu i le aiga nei.
school	nom	aʻoga	The school is nearby. E latalata le aʻoga.
city	nom	aai	This city is busy. E pisi lenei aai.
country	nom	atunuu	Our country is beautiful. E matagofie lo tatou atunuu.
world	nom	lalolagi	The world is changing. O loo suia le lalolagi.
street	nom	auala	The street is long. E umi le auala.
room	nom	potu	The room is clean. E mamā le potu.
time	nom	taimi	Time goes very fast. E alu vave tele le taimi.
day	nom	aso	Today is a good day. O se aso lelei le asō.
night	nom	pō	The night is cold. E mālūlū le pō.
morning	nom	taeao	The morning is bright. E susulu le taeao.
evening	nom	afiafi	We walk in the evening. Matou te savavali i le afiafi.
week	nom	vaiaso	I worked all week. Na ou galue i le vaiaso atoa.
month	nom	masina	Next month will be busy. E pisi le masina fou.
year	nom	tausaga	This year is important. E tāua lenei tausaga.
today	adverbe	asō	I am busy today. Ou te pisi i le asō.
tomorrow	adverbe	a taeao	We will go tomorrow. Matou te alu a taeao.
yesterday	adverbe	ananafi	She came yesterday morning. Na sau o ia ananafi taeao.
now	adverbe	nei	Come here now. Sau i inei nei.
sun	nom	lā	The sun is hot. E vevela le lā.
moon	nom	masina	The moon is bright tonight. E pupula le masina i lenei pō.
star	nom	fetu	That star is bright. E pupula lenā fetu.
sky	nom	lagi	The sky is blue. E lanu moana le lagi.
earth	nom	lalolagi	The earth is our home. O le lalolagi lo tatou aiga.
fire	nom	afi	The fire is very hot. E vevela tele le afi.
water	nom	vai	The water is clean. E mamā le vai.
rain	nom	timuga	The rain is falling. O loo toulu le timuga.
wind	nom	matagi	The wind is strong today. E malosi le matagi i le asō.
tree	nom	laau	That tree is tall. E maualuga lenā laau.
flower	nom	fugālāʻau	This flower is beautiful. E matagofie lenei fugālāʻau.
mountain	nom	mauga	The mountain is high. E maualuga le mauga.
river	nom	vaitafe	The river is long. E umi le vaitafe.
sea	nom	sami	The sea is calm. E malu le sami.
food	nom	meaʻai	The food is ready. Ua saunia meaʻai.
bread	nom	falaoa	I eat bread every morning. Ou te ʻai falaoa i taeao uma.
rice	nom	araisa	The rice is hot. E vevela le araisa.
meat	nom	aano o manu	We cooked the meat. Na matou kuka le aano o manu.
fish	nom	iʻa	The fish is fresh. E fou le iʻa.
egg	nom	fuamoa	I ate one egg. Na ou ʻai i le fuamoa e tasi.
milk	nom	susu	The child drinks milk. E inu susu le tamaitiiti.
fruit	nom	fualaau aina	This fruit is sweet. E suamalie lenei fualaau aina.
tea	nom	ti	She drinks hot tea. E inu e ia le ti vevela.
coffee	nom	kofe	I drink coffee daily. Ou te inu kofe i aso uma.
head	nom	ulu	My head hurts today. E tiga loʻu ulu i le asō.
eye	nom	mata	Her eye is red. E mumu lona mata.
ear	nom	taliga	My ear hurts now. E tiga loʻu taliga nei.
mouth	nom	gutu	Open your mouth wide. Tatala tele lou gutu.
nose	nom	isu	His nose is small. E laʻitiiti lona isu.
hand	nom	lima	Wash your hands well. Fufulu lelei ou lima.
foot	nom	vae	My foot is sore. E tiga loʻu vae.
heart	nom	fatu	His heart is strong. E malosi lona fatu.
name	nom	igoa	My name is Lani. O loʻu igoa o Lani.
book	nom	tusi	This book is new. E fou lenei tusi.
word	nom	upu	That word is important. E tāua lenā upu.
language	nom	gagana	The Samoan language is beautiful. E matagofie le gagana Samoa.
money	nom	tupe	I need more money. Ou te manaʻomia nisi tupe.
work	nom	galuega	My work is hard. E faigatā laʻu galuega.
love	nom	alofa	Love is very important. E tāua tele le alofa.
music	nom	musika	The music is beautiful. E matagofie le musika.
story	nom	tala	That story is true. E moni lenā tala.
way	nom	ala	This way is easier. E faigofie lenei ala.
thing	nom	mea	That thing is mine. O laʻu mea lenā.
life	nom	ola	Life is a gift. O le ola o se meaalofa.
door	nom	faitotoʻa	The door is open. Ua tatala le faitotoʻa.
table	nom	laulau	The book is on the table. O loo i luga o le laulau le tusi.
chair	nom	nofoa	The chair is old. Ua tuai le nofoa.
car	nom	taavale	My car is new. E fou laʻu taavale.
good	adjectif	lelei	This food is good. E lelei lenei meaʻai.
bad	adjectif	leaga	That water is bad. E leaga lenā vai.
big	adjectif	tele	They have a big house. E iai lo latou fale tele.
small	adjectif	laʻitiiti	The child is small. E laʻitiiti le tamaitiiti.
new	adjectif	fou	I bought a new book. Na ou faatau se tusi fou.
old	adjectif	tuai	That house is old. Ua tuai lenā fale.
long	adjectif	umi	The road is long. E umi le auala.
short	adjectif	puupuu	The story is short. E puupuu le tala.
high	adjectif	maualuga	The mountain is high. E maualuga le mauga.
low	adjectif	maualalo	The table is low. E maualalo le laulau.
hot	adjectif	vevela	The tea is hot. E vevela le ti.
cold	adjectif	mālūlū	The water is cold. E mālūlū le vai.
happy	adjectif	fiafia	The children are happy. Ua fiafia tamaiti.
sad	adjectif	faanoanoa	She feels sad today. Ua faanoanoa o ia i le asō.
beautiful	adjectif	matagofie	The flower is beautiful. E matagofie le fugālāʻau.
easy	adjectif	faigofie	This work is easy. E faigofie lenei galuega.
fast	adjectif	vave	The car is fast. E vave le taavale.
slow	adjectif	lemu	The turtle is slow. E lemu le laumei.
right	adjectif	saʻo	Your answer is right. E saʻo lau tali.
wrong	adjectif	sese	That answer is wrong. E sese lenā tali.
important	adjectif	tāua	Family is important to us. E tāua le aiga iā i matou.
true	adjectif	moni	This story is true. E moni lenei tala.
full	adjectif	tumu	The bottle is full. Ua tumu le fagu.
empty	adjectif	gaogao	The room is empty. E gaogao le potu.
young	adjectif	talavou	The teacher is young. E talavou le faiaʻoga.
strong	adjectif	malosi	That man is strong. E malosi lenā tamāloa.
weak	adjectif	vaivai	I feel weak today. Ou te vaivai i le asō.
red	adjectif	mumu	The flower is red. E mumu le fugālāʻau.
blue	adjectif	lanu moana	The sky is blue. E lanu moana le lagi.
green	adjectif	lanu meamata	The leaf is green. E lanu meamata le lau.
yellow	adjectif	samasama	The flower is yellow. E samasama le fugālāʻau.
black	adjectif	uliuli	The dog is black. E uliuli le maile.
white	adjectif	paʻepaʻe	The shirt is white. E paʻepaʻe le ofutino.
yes	interjection	ioe	Yes, I understand now. Ioe, ua ou malamalama nei.
no	interjection	leai	No, I cannot go. Leai, e lē mafai ona ou alu.
not	adverbe	lē	I am not tired. Ou te lē vaivai.
and	conjonction	ma	Mother and father are here. O loo i inei tina ma tamā.
or	conjonction	poʻo	Tea or coffee is fine. E lelei le ti poʻo le kofe.
but	conjonction	ae	I am tired, but happy. Ua ou vaivai, ae fiafia.
if	conjonction	pe a	If it rains, stay home. Pe a timu, nofo i le fale.
because	conjonction	aua	I stayed home because rain fell. Na ou nofo i le fale aua na timu.
with	préposition	ma	I came with my friend. Na ou sau ma laʻu uō.
without	préposition	e aunoa ma	He left without money. Na alu o ia e aunoa ma se tupe.
for	préposition	mo	This gift is for you. O lenei meaalofa mo oe.
from	préposition	mai	I came from the city. Na ou sau mai le aai.
to	préposition	i	We went to school. Na matou o i le aʻoga.