Fijian

vinaka is the Fijian way to say thanks. vinaka is used to express appreciation or gratitude.

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 phrase for “thank you and goodbye” is vinaka vakalevu ka moce.

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

The Fijian word for heaven is lomalagi. lomalagi is used to refer to both the physical sky and the spiritual concept of heaven or paradise.

The Fijian word for “yes” is io. io is used as a particle to indicate agreement or to answer yes to a question.

The English phrase ‘my brother’ is translated into Fijian as na ganeiqu. This phrase is used to refer to a male sibling of the speaker.

Me vakalougatataki iko na Kalou is the Fijian way to say god bless you. This phrase is used as an interjection when someone has sneezed.

The English phrase “good morning” is yadra in Fijian. yadra is used when seeing someone for the first time in the morning.