Samoan

Then I go to classes such as English, Maths, Samoan, Social Studies, Science, Health and P.E., and Visual Art.

Samoan Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegao, who is also chairman of their rugby union, said: "We are bankrupt and can't pay our debts.

One of the influences on the Centre has been feedback from diasporic Samoans who expect Samoa to be what Ilana Gershon has aptly called 'a nostalgic utopian space.

American Samoa's population has grown with an influx of fellow Samoans from Western Samoa.

Samoans Sita Leota, 34, and Netia Goode, 36, have travelled around England during the World Cup, showing their support for their national side against Japan and South Africa.

And it was May Day for the Samoans after Gloucester winger Jonny May ran in two tries - even if one was a bit dodgy - as England cruised home.

The Samoa players had previously threatened to strike and miss the Test because of problems with the Samoan Rugby Union, before World Rugby and the International Rugby Players' Association intervened to make sure it went ahead.

New Zealand is now home to nearly 145,000 Samoans and Samoan is now the third most spoken language in New Zealand after English and Maori.

Pasifika) and western--that Samoans and Pasifika populations everywhere

The 31-year-old former New Zealand international, who will be playing for Warrington in 2014, was included in the Samoans' officlal 24-man squad which was released by organisers last Wednesday but was not on the flight that touched down in Manchester.

The Samoans ran in five tries, with Paul Williams getting the first and finishing the match with an impressive 17 points.

Kurt Baker got New Zealand's deficit down to four shortly after but Tulolo Tulolo put the Samoans back in control before Faapale made it an unassailable 11-point lead.

The second half started with some big tackles from the Samoans and the opening try of the half went to the Pacific Islanders as Faatiga Lemalu ran over in the corner.