Short native Samoan sentences for reading practice, each paired with its English translation. Front: the Samoan sentence. Back: English translation.
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- Ua fiafia le tama i le taʻaloga.
- The boy is happy about the game.
- E alofa tele loʻu tinā iā te aʻu.
- My mother loves me very much.
- Ua ʻai le teine i le meaʻai suamalie.
- The girl ate the sweet food.
- E galue loʻu tamā i le maketi.
- My father works at the market.
- Ua matou ō i le falesā i le Aso Sā.
- We went to church on Sunday.
- E manaia tele le lā i le taeao.
- The sun is very beautiful in the morning.
- Ua timu i le pō atoa.
- It rained all night long.
- E tautala le tamaitiiti i lona tinā.
- The child talks to his mother.
- Ua ʻou iloa le tala moni.
- I know the true story.
- E fiafia tagata Samoa e siva.
- Samoan people love to dance.
- Ua sau loʻu uō mai Amerika.
- My friend came from America.
- E tele tagata i le maketi i le taeao.
- There are many people at the market in the morning.
- Ua ʻou iloa lelei loʻu āiga.
- I know my family well.
- E lelei tele le taumafataga a loʻu tinā.
- My mother's cooking is very good.
- Ua alu le matai i le fono.
- The chief went to the meeting.
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