Kristen Madison

The Fijian verb for “drink” is gunu. gunu is used to describe the action of consuming liquid through the mouth.

The Fijian word for hungry is viakana. viakana is an adjective used to describe being affected by hunger or being desirous of food.

The phrase “have a good night” can be expressed in Fijian as Moce. Moce is a general term for “goodbye”.

The Fijian verb for “sit” is dabe. dabe is used to describe a person being in a position where the upper body is upright and the legs are supported.

Goodbye in Fijian is moce. moce is a common way to say goodbye.

Marau ni yabaki vou is the Fijian way to say happy new year.

ilavo is the Fijian word for money. ilavo is a noun used to refer to currency.

The Fijian word for bread is madrai. madrai refers to baked dough made from cereals.

The English word “ocean” is translated into Fijian as wasawasa. wasawasa refers to one of the large bodies of water.

The Fijian word for mother is tina. The term is used to refer to a female human who gives birth to or parents a child.