usoceangov's video: How to be Wave Safe: American Samoa Beaches Samoan Language

E ofo tagata uma i le matagofie o motu o Amerika Samoa, ma le oa o talatuu a Samoa i ona tagata e puipui ma folau i le vasa. Everyone is captivated by the beauty of the remote islands of American Samoa and the rich Samoan heritage as ocean voyagers and protectors. I le puipuia o oe ma isi i gataifale tu’ufua ma ono lē saogalemu, e matuā tatau lava ona e fa’aaloalo ma iloa lelei le sami. To protect yourself and others on these stunning but dangerous coastlines, you must always respect the ocean; Fa’aaloalo i le sami. Learn the importance of watching the water and staying calm before you act to save the lives of others and perhaps your own! Before your feet hit the sand, join us as we visit American coasts in the Ocean Today Wave Safe series. See our full collection of Wave Safe videos at https://oceantoday.noaa.gov/every-full-moon/full-moon-wavesafe.html Original video source: https://oceantoday.noaa.gov/every-full-moon/full-moon-wavesafe.html Ocean Today is an interactive exhibit that plays short videos on ocean related themes. Visitors can select from hundreds of videos on topics ranging from deep-­‐sea exploration, marine species, and restoration projects to hurricanes, oceans and human health, and climate science and research. These videos are a free resource and are available on our website at https://oceantoday.noaa.gov