Billy Travis

na yacaqu is the Fijian phrase for “my name”. na yacaqu is used to refer to the name that belongs to the person speaking.

tutu is the Fijian word for grandpa. tutu is a noun used to refer to a grandfather.

The Fijian word for ‘enjoy’ is marau. marau is a verb used to describe the act of receiving pleasure or satisfaction from something.

wai is the Fijian word for water. This term refers to the inorganic compound H₂O.

The Fijian word for mom is nana. Both nana and tinā are used to refer to a female parent.

The Fijian word for home is vale. The word vale is used to refer to a person’s house, dwelling or the structure in which someone lives.

The English phrase “god bless” is translated into Fijian as kalougata. kalougata is used to wish someone divine favor or protection.

The English verb “go” is translated as lako in Fijian.

The English phrase “how are you?” is translated into Fijian as Bula, vacava tiko?

The English phrase “what are you doing?” is translated into Fijian as na cava o cakava tiko?