NCEA L1 Gagana Sāmoa Practice Questions - NCEA Level 1 Gagana Sāmoa - New Zealand Exam

What is the primary difference between the Samoan singular personal pronouns 'a'u' and ''oe'?

'A'u' means 'I / me' (first person), whereas ''oe' means 'you' (second person singular) 'A'u' is used for male speakers and ''oe' for female speakers 'A'u' is past tense and ''oe' is present tense 'A'u' refers to two people and ''oe' refers to one person

Correct Answer:

'A'u' means 'I / me' (first person), whereas ''oe' means 'you' (second person singular)

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