Sāmoan Conjunction
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A conjunction is part of speech or word class that may modify or describe a noun (person, place or thing).
| Sāmoan | English |
| ʻAuā | Because |
| ʻAe | But |
| ʻIna ʻua | Because |
| ʻOna ʻo | Because |
| Aʻo leʻi oʻo | Before |
| Ma | And |
| Poʻo | Or |
| ʻA | But |
| ʻAe | But |
| Neʻi | Or |
| Seʻia oʻo | Till |
| ʻAna | If (past) |
| ʻĀfai | If (future) |
| Anafea | When (past) |
| ʻĀfea | When |
Although this page is focused on the conjunction, this a word list with nouns use in the examples. For more information on nouns, please goto the nouns page.
| Sāmoan | English |
| ʻAʻai | City center, town center, village center |
| Fiafia | Happy |
| Laʻu | My |
| Maua | Get, got, aquire |
| Puaʻa | Pig |
| Pusa | Box |
| Taulaga | City |
| ʻUa | Verb tense (Present continuous (now)) |
| Vaʻa | Canoe, boat, ship |