In the Fijian language to say hello, you say bula.
To say goodbye you say moce.
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Daily Fijian Word
qasi
To crawl
E qasi tiko ko koya.
He is crawling.
To crawl
E qasi tiko ko koya.
He is crawling.
Labels:
daily fijian word,
fijian language
Monday, July 28, 2008
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Numbers: 51 - 60
Fifty one | Lima saga vulu ka dua |
Fifty two | Lima saga vulu ka rua |
Fifty three | Lima saga vulu ka tolu |
Fifty four | Lima saga vulu ka va |
Fifty five | Lima saga vulu ka lima |
Fifty six | Lima saga vulu ka ono |
Fifty seven | Lima a saga vulu ka vitu |
Fifty eight | Lima saga vulu ka walu |
Fifty nine | Lima saga vulu ka ciwa |
Sixty | Ono saga vulu |
Labels:
fijian language,
numbers
Friday, July 18, 2008
Daily Fijian Word
qito
To play
E rau qito na gone.
The children (two) are playing.
To play
E rau qito na gone.
The children (two) are playing.
Labels:
daily fijian word,
fijian language
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Young and old
Bula,
To denote age for people in Fijian, as in young and old we use qase and gone:
qase
old
gone
child
E qase ko tamaqu.
My father is old.
E gone ko luvequ.
My child is young.
To denote age for people in Fijian, as in young and old we use qase and gone:
qase
old
gone
child
E qase ko tamaqu.
My father is old.
E gone ko luvequ.
My child is young.
Labels:
fijian language,
relationships
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