Your question really doesnt make sense at all...But the translation of "Suga, aua e ke ula" from Samoan into English can roughly be "Girl, dont tease". Suga is said when you are referring to a female. Aua means don't. And ula is a slang word for tease/make fun of/mock.
Sole is a general calling name for any male, and Suga is a general calling name for any female. Very useful when you are addressing someone whose name you don't know - Sole/Suga, what is your name? (Sole/Suga, o ai lou igoa?)
Sorry, that's not a Samoan word.
its a Samoan swear word
Ipoki is not a Samoan word. Kipoki however means kettle.
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"
There is not a Samoan word that translates into the English word reflection. Random Samoan words translated to English include ma'i which means painful and e leai se isi mea which means nothing more.
"Tausaga" is a Samoan word that means "year" in English.
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"
"Fuatino" is a Samoan word that means "to rest" or "to pause."
Man - Tamaloa.
"Lupelele" is a Samoan word that means "butterfly."