qasi
To crawl
E qasi tiko ko koya.
He is crawling.
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
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
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Here, there, and everywhere!
| Here | Oqo |
| There | Oqori (for something close to the speaker's audience) |
| There | Oya (for something distant) |
Oqo e dua na vale.
This is a house.
Oqori na nomu i sele.
That is your knife.
Oya na nona vale.
That is his house.
Labels:
fijian language
Monday, July 14, 2008
Daily Fijian Word
Ika
Fish
Oqo na kequ ika.
This is my fish.
Fish
Oqo na kequ ika.
This is my fish.
Labels:
daily fijian word,
fijian language
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