Samoans are the indigenous people of the Samoa archipelago, a group of islands in the South Pacific. For sixty years, the Samoan Islands were under the colonial control of European states, which left a mark on the culture of the locals. Thus, a significant part of the Samoans have English or German names, such as Bill, John, Logan, etc. Exclusively Samoan names also exist and are divided into two groups. The first is the names borrowed from Europeans, and then changed to the Samoan style. For example, Joseph (Joseph). The second is the original Samoan names that the islanders used before the arrival of the colonialists (Fetu, Moana, Rangi, etc.).

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