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Definition of fa'a Samoa in English: fa'a Samoanounˌfɑː ˈsɑːməʊə mass nounNZ The Samoan culture or way of life. the novel depicts the strictures of fa'a Samoa Example sentencesExamples - The fa'a Samoa (the Samoan way of life) is entrenched in aiga or family.
- The proper fa'a Samoa is that a fa'afafine belongs to that family and that heritage.
- All Samoans adhere to a set of core social values and practices known as fa'a Samoa and speak the Samoan language.
- The population of Samoa Islands is approximately 250,000 sharing a common language, Samoan, a culture, known as fa'a Samoa and an indigenous form of governance called fa'amatai.
- A "good" child is alert and intelligent and shows deference, politeness, and obedience to elders and respect for Samoan custom (aganu'u fa'a samoa) and Christian principles and practices.
- I cringe when I hear apologists justifying his behaviour on the grounds that we misunderstand fa'a Samoa where it is customary to make a gift in appreciation of assistance from others.
- New Zealand Samoans continue to keep fa'a Samoa - Samoan ways - even though today over half the New Zealand community is born here.
- Satoa is steeped in fa'a Samoa - the traditional Samoan way - and although the relatively new Christian religion is in its ascendancy, the old gods still cast long shadows.
- Respect for elders is the most crucial aspect of the fa'a Samoa.
- The Fa'a Samoa, or traditional Samoan way, remains a strong force in Samoan life and politics.
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