he'll call me, even if it's just to say talofa or taunt me with how good the surf is there
Example sentencesExamples
First things first, I would like to say aloha and talofa.
Kia ora, talofa, and warm Pacific greetings.
A very informal greeting in Western Samoa is 'talofa', but for more formal greetings at home, neither person speaks until the visitor is seated.
He greeted the hosts by saying 'talofa' and described Tuvalu as the highlight of their nine-day Diamond Jubilee tour, which comes to an end today.
When entering an assembly of Samoans in a cultural setting, it is good manners to walk around the room, shake each person's hand, smiling and greeting with "Talofa".
The Polynesian Cultural Center says talofa to its new family-style outdoor luau.
He managed a smile and a determined "Talofa".
Talofa, everyone!
As the preparation for the mission in Samoa comes to an end, it is time to say, "Goodbye New Zealand, talofa Samoa!"
"I want to say, talofa," says a woman, "but I think that's Samoan."