How to Say “Come on Fiji” in Fijian
The English phrase “come on Fiji” is translated into Fijian as mai Viti.
The English phrase “come on Fiji” is translated into Fijian as mai Viti.
The Fijian word for awesome is totoka. totoka is an adjective used to describe something that is excellent or exciting.
In Fijian, the English phrase “yummy” is expressed as kana vinaka.
The English phrase “hello, how are you” is translated into Fijian as Bula, o vakacava tiko?
The phrase “have a good day” in Fijian is Vanuinui vinaka ki na siga ni kua.
The English phrase “congratulations” is expressed in Fijian as vinaka vakalevu. The phrase is used to express approbation.
The Fijian word for stop is cegu. cegu is used to express the act of not continuing an action or state, similar to the English verbs cease or desist.
The phrase “hi, my name is” in Fijian is bula, na yacaqu o. This phrase is used to greet someone and introduce yourself by name.
The Fijian word for ‘dance’ is meke. The term meke is used to describe the act of moving rhythmically to music.