If you mean "uso", it's the same word for brother or sister.
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It's Uso (ohh so)
uso = my brother
If a female is talking, it's "uso"; if a brother is talking, it's "tuafafine".
The Spanish word "uso" translates to "use" in English.
Uso If you're a girl, then it is "uso". If you are boy, you would refer to your sister as a "tuafafine". (And if you are a girl, you would refer to your brother as your "tuagane") The word "uso" is also given used by a male when referring to his brother.
"Lelei mea uma, Tausoga (literal)". Cousin in Samoan is Tausoga. Instead of the word "Tausoga/Cousin", Samoans would use the word "Uso" (brother or sister, depending on who's talking), as they get tongue-tied around the word tausoga in this context, and uso denotes the closeness of the relationship.
Sister is uso if a female is talking about her sister; tuafafine if a male is talking about his sister. Brother is uso if a male is talking about his brother; tuagane if a sister is talking about her brother. Cousin is Tausoga, so if it is a male cousin, it's tausoga-tama, and if it is a lady cousin, it's tausoga-teine.
Thank you very much to you my brother/sister. Uso translates to both brother and sister in Samoan, depending on which gender you're interacting with.
Alsowe is not a Samoan word.
Sukalaki is the Samoan word for Chocolate
"Ou te misia oe, lo'u uso" or "Ua ou misia oe, lo'u uso".
Thank you brother = Faafetai lava uso.