How do you say handsome in Samoan?

There isn't a single word for "handsome" in Samoan that directly translates. However, you can use these phrases to describe someone as handsome:

For men:

* Lelei tele: This is a general term for "very beautiful," and it can be used for both men and women.

* Matagofie: This means "handsome," specifically for men.

* Fiafia: This means "pleasant" or "attractive," and it can be used for both men and women.

For women:

* Lelei tele: As mentioned, this is a general term for "very beautiful."

* Matagofie: While it literally means "handsome," it can also be used for women to indicate beauty.

* Fiafia: Again, this means "pleasant" or "attractive."

Example sentences:

* O le aliʻi e lelei tele: "The man is very beautiful" (handsome)

* O ia e matagofie tele: "He is very handsome"

* O le tamaitai e fiafia: "The woman is pleasant" (beautiful)

It's important to consider the context and the specific person you are describing when choosing the right phrase.