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For example, the Samoan word pese, which means song or sing, is pronounced almost like ‘bese’. Likewise, the Samoan K is a bit ‘harder’ than the English K. It’s a bit more voiced, so we pronounce it almost like the English G sound.
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Composer: Rev. Olataga Elu Lyricist: Rev. Dr. Fineaso Fa'alafiLyrics: Tusi Pese a le Metotisi - Pese 419Notes: Published in "O le Tusi Pese a le Metoti...
UA LAFULAFU LE GAGANA SAMOA" Aumua Mata'itusi FETUFAAIGA: "TULAGA O LE GAGANA SAMOA" Seuamuli M. Fiamalua (Ta'iTa'i) 1.Aiono Fanaafi, Iunivesite o le AMOSA o Savavau (AMOSA) 2.Aumua Mata'itusi, Iunivesite o Hawai'i (IH) 3.Nofoavaeloloa Barber, Faleula o Fatua'iupu o le Gagana Samoa i le Pasefika i Matu i Sisifo (FFGSPMS) 4.Galumalemana Hunkin ...
Gagana Samoa O LE PI FAITAU THE SAMOAN ALPHABET The core Samoan alphabet is comprised of 14 letters: The consonants (konesane): F, G, L, M, N, P, S, T and V The vowels (vaueli): A, E, I, O and U (as in the English language: are, there, three, or, too). These vowels have the same pronunciation as other Pacific languages, including te reo Māori
lotu (pl. lolotu) I. n. church service — Sā gaogao le lotu: The church service was empty; II. n. prayer — Fai le lotu: Say the prayer; III. v. to worship, attend chuch — Fia lotu 'oe?: You want to go to church?;
Composer: Mata'utia Pene SolomonaLyrics: Siuila PouesiNotes: Published in the Pese ma Viiga, Ekalesia o le Fa'apotopotoga a Iesu i Samoa Hymnal (Pese 160)*?...
