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How do you say forever in Samoan?

"Forever" in Samoan can be translated in several ways depending on the context:

For eternity:

* E faavavau: This is the most common and literal translation for "forever" and means "for eternity."

For a very long time:

* E leva: This means "for a long time" and can be used to express a very long duration, though not necessarily eternity.

Always:

* I le taimi uma: This means "always" and implies a constant and continuous state.

For the rest of your life:

* I lou olaga atoa: This specifically means "for the rest of your life" and is used in contexts where "forever" implies a lifespan.

The best translation for "forever" will depend on the specific context in which you want to use it.

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