fare thee well
Actually, I beleive tofa is short for talofa, a standard phrase for good-bye. The soifua intends that you leave with diginity or with diety, hence the phrase tofa soifua is closer to "... go with god."
tofa soi fua = good byeTofa soifua suga (as mentioned above) means goodbye. But the word "suga" is given to a female. So Tofa soifua suga can be loosely translated to "Farewell/good bye girl"
tofa soi fua = good byeTofa soifua suga (as mentioned above) means goodbye. But the word "suga" is given to a female. So Tofa soifua suga can be loosely translated to "Farewell/good bye girl"
In Punjabi, the word "tofa" translates to "gift" or "present."
Life
Rose
"Ia fa soifua manuia galuega manuia foi le aso" in Samoan translates to "May you have a good life and may your work be successful today." It is a well-wishing phrase that expresses hopes for well-being and success in one's endeavors. The sentiment reflects the cultural emphasis on both personal welfare and professional achievements.
It means “come dance” or something along the lines of that (Samoan is a very confusing language, and my family’s Samoan).
Pau is one of the most commonly used words in the Samoan language which basically means to finish or destroy.
Talofa Lava is a greeting that means hello in SAMOAN in Tonga it is Malo Lelei
Tama Malosi in the Samoan language means strong boy or strong man.
Alsowe is not a Samoan word.
Olive is also Olive in Samoan.