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 * Faamasani i le Gagana Samoa || Faamasani i le Gagana Samoa || Faamasani I le Gagana Samoa ** (1) ** ||  ||
 * O a’u matafaioi – aiga
 * Fa`afeiloaiga ( Gagana faaaloalo) || Fa`afeiloaiga (Gagana faigofie ma fa`aaloalo) || Fa`afeiloagia (faigofie)** (3) ** ||  ||
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 * || O lo’u atunuu Samoa || O lo’u atunuu o Samoa** (6) ** ||  ||
 * || Kirisimasi & Tausagafou || O lo’u si’osi’omaga – (ou te ……** (7) ** ||  ||
 * O le nuu –
 * O le aoga || Taimi, Aso ma Masina
 * Ole Lotu || Lotu Tamaiti || Aso Fanau** (10) ** ||  ||
 * **__ Aso faapitoa __**
 * Faafiafiaga
 * Aso Faapitoa
 * Tauvaga
 * Faaipoipoga
 * Tutoatasi
 * Teuila
 * Kerisimasi || Talatuu/Tala o le Vavau
 * Taaloga – tulafono
 * Tagata taua ||  ||   ||   ||
 * ** Topic ** || ** Learning Objectives ** || ** Language Features ** || ** Culture ** || ** Vocabulary ** ||
 * **//1 //****// Faamasani i le //**
 * // Gagana Samoa //**
 * // (Familiarise with Samoan language) //** || Name the letters of the Samoan alphabet
 * **//2 //****// Fa`afeiloaiga //**
 * // ( Greetings) //** || Use and respond appropriately to Samoan greetings || Talofa/Malo
 * **//3 //****// O a’u //**
 * // (Talking about myself) //** || Say their name

**Sister** tuaganeuso **Brother** usotuafafine **__TinaTama__** **Daughter**la’u tamalo’u afafine (teine) **Son**la’u tamalo’u atalii (tama) **a)** O lo’u uso o (igoa) P + Poss + N + P + N  **e)** O lo’u tama o (igoa) P + Poss + N + P + N **i)** O lo’u uso e poto  P + Poss + N + P (Des) + Adj = **//Describing Sentence//**  **o)** E (to’a + number) tagata o/i lo’u aiga Teach number prefix “to’a” for people ONLY **u)** O le igoa o lo’u tama o (igoa) P + A + N + P + Poss + N + P + N = **//Noun Sentence//** || Va fealoa’i – tuagane/tuafafine  matua/fanau  fanau/matua || __ Aiga __ tama  tina  teine  tama  uso  tuagane  tuafafine  ulumatua  ui’i  lonalua, lonatolu, etc __ Describing words __ Alofa,  fealofani,  toatele,  toalaiti,  lolotu,  kerisiano,  ausage,  gaogao,  fiafia,  faimea faatasi,  galulue faatasi,  faigaluega,  aooga,  toaaga,  paie,  poto,  atamai,  lelei, || **//( Numbers and Colours)//** || Use the colours  Count to (0 to 10 and beyond || Sefulu tasi Ten + one Lua sefulu Two tens E …….. o’u tausaga P (Des) + number + poss + N E lanu mumu le taavale P (Des) + Adj + A + N DefIndef Singularlese Pluralni 1st2nd3rd Singularla’u/lo’ulau/loulana/lona Plurala’u/o’uau/ouana/ona O a’uO ‘oeO ia **Singular**o ita **Dual** maua/ouluala’ua taua **Plural** matou/outoulatou tatou Dearable + Emotive Article + Possessive Singularsi o ta si o’u si a’u si ana/ona si au si ou  Dualsi a/si o ta  si a/si o ma  si a/si o laua si a/si o oulua Pluralsi a/o matou si a/o outou si a/o latou si a/o tatou enaena uliuli moana moli viol ē piniki efuefu siliva auro p ā ’auli malosi – can be applied any colour samasama lanulau’ava Describe the shades of the colour: vaivai mā losi (faafulusu’i – speckled) sinasina i’ila sesega ulaula – || Draw the Samoan flag correctly and explain the meanings of the symbols & colours Memorise the Samoan National Anthem || Stars = Southern Cross Jesus – Christianity – Faavae I le Atua Samoa (Tagavai) Blue – freedom, sa’olotoga White – purity, mama Red – courage, loto tele/loto toa Samoa tula’i Ma sisi ia lau fu’a O lou pale lea x2 Vaai i na fetu o lo ua agiagia ai  O Le fa’ailoga lea o Iesu na maliu Mo Samoa Oi Samoa e, u’u mau Lau pule ia faavavau ‘Aua e te fefe O le Atua lo ta fa’avae O lo ta sa’olotoga Samoa tula’i Ua agigia lau fu’a O lou pale lea ||  || Atunuu motu – Savaii, Upolu, Manono, Apolima sami taulaga nuu aai tuto’atasi itumalo (i)uta (i) tai sasa’e matu sauté sisifo malaevaalele uafu mauga vaitafe vaituloto faletalimalo mata’aga matafaga a’au ‘amu faatoaga, ma’umaga lafumanu __ Describing words __ vevela matagi la’ititi timu la filemu mamalu maug ā mama || Use time expressions for am & pm Ask for the time || Ua t ā le tasi Ua te’a le tasi Ua kuata e te’a ai le tasi Ua afa le tasi Ua ta se/le fia? O le ā le taimi? Ua (toe) (number) minute i le (ta o le) tasi. Ua (number) minute ua te’a ai le (time) ||  || It ū la, sekone, minute, taimi, kuata, afa, uati, AM – taeao, vaveao, vaelu ā po PM – aoauli, afiafi, po, vaeluaga o le aso || Date Month Year Enquire about the date/day || O le ā le aso lenei? O le aso fia lenei? O le (Day)o (month) O le (Date) o (month) (Year) ||  || Vaiaso nei, vaiaso a sau, vaiaso lea/vaiaso fou, vaiaso te’a (aso, masina, tausaga – can be used to all of the above, substitute for vaiaso.   Tala atu taeao, tala atu ananafi, Ielu ā (future days) atili (indefinite future), meliniuma, aso lenei, ananafi, taeao, tausaga oso, aso o le vaiaso, masina o le tausaga  || Ask about the weather  Describe the weather  Describe the seasonal changes || Tau malulu  Tau mafanafana  Tau totogo/Tutupu (o laau)  Tau toulu (lau laau)  E a mai le tau I (place)?  E malulu le tau  E vevela le tau  P/Des +Adj+A+N  E la le aso ||   || Tau, vevela, timu, malulu, mafanafana, malu, savili, la, matagi, kiona, ‘aisa/aisa, timu ‘aisa, tutupu, toulu, afa, paolo, puaoa, lolovai, tafega, ‘a’asa, mutinitini, ‘asa ‘asa vale, puao, sau || Say what sports they like and why?  Say when they practice  Describe how the sport is played  -who is involved || Ou te fiafia i le(sport) Ou te le fiafia ile (sport) E (number) tagata I le ‘au. E fai toleniga ile Aso Tofi E sa ona tago i le polo i le (taaloga) soka ||  || Lakapi Iuni, lakapi liki, lakapi pa’i, volipolo, netipolo, pasiketipolo, soka, pi’iga, fusuaga/faipele/ga kiti/Samoa/ Palagi, tenisi, alova’a, ‘a’au, afeleti – tuuga tamo’e, ‘oso mamao, tagapolo, fiafia, mu, pele, piliati, fale ta’alo, malae ta’alo, malae (sport), Meataalo Equipment – Polo, pate, olo, neti, faili, faaili, toniga/seevae (sport) totini, mama, (pasiketipolo) tuuga va’a, alogavaa, pulou || Describe what happened Describe the sequence of events for that day Say how they felt || Teach Past tense indicator/marker Sa/Na Sa – Common Na – Rare O lo’u aso fanau o le (Date, Month, Year) Ua fia (nei/ai) ou tausaga? Na amata I le (activity/time) Na tele meaai Na to’atele/tumu (tagata/a’u uo) Na ou (feeling) __ Conjunctions __ 1 ona- Na ou faanoanoa __ona__ ua le sau la’u uo 2 ae – Na tele mea’ai __ae__ l ē lava meaalofa 3 ina – Na matou ‘a’ai i__na__ ua uma le lotu 4 ma – Sa i ai le faifeau __ma__ lona faletua 5 au ā – Na ou fiafia __aua__ o se aso manaia || Gift giving from the family to the attending faifeau who blessed the birthday and/or important elders Meaalofa – teutusi/tupe Meaai – moa, talo, pisupo, puaa, keke asofanau Formal speeches given by importantfamily members, eg. Tama, guests, eg, elder/pastor, person with the birthday || __ Mea ai __ ‘aiga, taumafataga, faleaiga, keke asofanau, m ō li sela/ga’o __ Taumafa eseese __ Kuka, mea’ai, keke, pai, sapasui, falai pisupo, moa, talo, pua’a, kale, luau, siaumeni, kuka Saina, vai inu __ Lagona __ Le (..) Fiafia, faanoanoa, mimita, alofa, vaivai, le lava, ita, faalii, ‘ata, featai, toe, talie, tiotio, tagi, fetagisi, pisi tele, pati, taufaalili, faifai, ta’ape fiafia, taufaase’e, Aso fanau, aso faamanatu, aso fiafia/soifua, lotu/sauniga, tatalo, pese, siva, tautalaga, apoapoaiga, faifeau, malo, valaaulia, uo, aiga, faletua, meaalofa, tupe, seleni, alofa’aga, uo ma e masani, uo tama/teine || Recall a Samoan legend through performance || __ Sina & Tuna __ I aso la ……………. O le tala lenei e uiga ia ……………. O le mafuaaga lea na …………. ||  || Talatuu (taliga), tala o le vavau, fagogo/tagi, tala mai anamua, faapogai/amataga, mafuaaga, faaiuga o le tala, o tagata (characters) sau’ai, saualii, mana, atua, aso ua leva, aso anamua, tala I aso la, o ona po ia ….. agaga leaga, itu lua, aitu tagata, temoni, liu; tagata/manu agaga. ||
 * **//4 //****// O lo’u aiga la’ititi //**
 * // (Nuclear family) //** || Describe relationships || **__Malefemale__**
 * **5. ****// Numera & Lanu //**
 * //__ Possessives / Upu o faia __//**
 * //__ Possessives Pronouns __//**
 * 1st2nd3rd **
 * Article + Possessives **
 * For Plural Indefinite Dearable Emotive **
 * Article + Possessive **
 * ADD /ni/ to all of the above ** ||  || Lanu: pa’epa’e
 * **// 6O lo’u atunuu o Samoa //**
 * // (My country Samoa) //** || Identify the islands of Samoa and its main geographical features
 * **//7 //****// Taimi //**
 * // (Telling the time) //** || Understand & say the time
 * **//8 //****// Aso ma Masina //**
 * // (Days and Months) //** || Recognise, write & say the -
 * **//9 //****// O tau e fa //**
 * // ( The four seasons) //** || Name the seasons/weather conditions
 * **//10 //****// Taaloga //**
 * // ( Sports) //** || Name some sport and activities
 * **//11 //****// Aso Faapitoa //**
 * **// Aso fanau //**
 * // Special Day //**
 * ** //My birthday// ** || Say/ask when their birthday is
 * **//12 //****// Tala Fa`afagogo //**
 * // (Stories and Legends) //** || Summarise some Samoan legends

<span style="background-color: #ff0000; color: #ffffff; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive; font-size: 180%;">Name/igoa/: MALIETOA TANUMAFILI 2 : AO OLE MALO

DIED/Le aso SA maliu ai o IA/: 2007, May 11th

D.o.b/aso fanau/: 4th January 1913 **R**

p.o.b/nuu SA fanau ai/: Sapapali'i, Savai`i, Western Samoa

Gender/Tama po’o le teine/: Tama-tamaloa

Nationality/atunuu/: 100% Samoan

Malietoa Tanumafili II (January 4, 1913 – May 11, 2007) o le Malietoa Sa Ia taitai I le atunuu o Samoa ma le head of states po’o lesi igoa O le Ao o le Malo. Sa ia taitai Samoa mai le 1962 sei o’o mai le 2007. O ia sa co-chief of state o’o loa I le 1962 sa ia avea ai o ia ma le sole head of state I aso 15 o Apelilia. Ina ua tuumalo, o ia o se taitai matua lava ma ua umi lava lona taitaiga.

Sa fanau o ia I le tausaga 1913 o le atali’ o na ia e lona tolu. Sa Malietoa o ia I le tausaga 1940 ina ua maliu lona tama.Tanumafili sa aoga ile aoga a le malo i Leififi. O Malietoa se tama ta’aloa I aso sa laititi ai o ia .o le ta’aloga e fiafia tele lava ai o ia o le fusuaga,lakapi,ma le kilikiti.

O lana toalua o Lili Tunu sa maliu o ia I le tausaga 1986. O latou igoa o Su'a Vainuupo, Faamausili Moli (sons), Lola Tosi and Momoe (daughters). E tasi le na oti I le infancy….o lona atali’I Papaliitele Molioo Laupepa sa maliu I le tausaga 1985.


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Malietoa Tanumafili I
Not all Samoans supported the Mau. Even Mau estimates suggest that, at the height of its popularity, at least one in 10 Samoans supported the New Zealand administration. Malietoa Tanumafili I (1880-1939) was the son of Malietoa Laupepa and Sisavai'i. He acquired the //Malietoa// title in 1898. Tanumafili had a history of opposition to European rule. By 1908 he was one of the leaders in the //Mau a Pule// - the Opinion of Pule - movement, a Samoan response to German interference in political customs and economic grievances. The //Mau a Pule// was quickly suppressed by the German governor, Wilhelm Solf, who exploited traditional Samoan rivalries. Its senior leaders and their families were exiled to Saipan in Micronesia in April 1909. Tanumafili was a supporter of the Toeai'na Club, an economic and social venture by leading Samoans during the early period of New Zealand administration. This was later closed by New Zealand officials. In the mid 1920s, Tanumafili attended the meetings of the Citizens' Committee. Many of the Committee's members, including Olaf Nelson, would go on to play key roles in the Mau movement. But Tanumafili chose to support the New Zealand administration in opposition to the Mau. Along with Tuimaleali'ifano, he was one of three //fatua// or Samoan advisers to Administrator George Richardson. In 1928, Tanumafili was one of two Samoans on the first Legislative Council to include Samoan members. By the time of his death in 1939, Tanumafili had held a paramount Samoan title for 41 years. He was the last proclaimed King of Samoa. Alexander Turnbull Library Reference: PAColl-6348-03 Photographer: Alfred James Tattersall Further information and copies of this image may be obtained from the Library through its 'Timeframes' website, http://timeframes.natlib.govt.nz Permission of the Alexander Turnbull Library, National Library of New Zealand, Te Puna Matauranga o Aotearoa, must be obtained before any re-use of this image Bookmark: How to cite this page: 'Non-Mau Samoans - Malietoa Tanumafili I', URL: http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/photo/non-mau-samoans-malietoa-tanumafili-i, (Ministry for Culture and Heritage), updated 23-Jul-2009
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