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Fijian Language Week

Fijian Language 

Bula and warm pacific greetings. At Pacific Learners, we are very happy to bring you the Fijian Language Resources page. This page brings together all the Fijian content across Pacific Learners website.

This page is a great resource for Fiji Language Week, you will be able to find animated language video content, songs, cultural videos and images. Fijian Langugae week falls between the 5th October to the 11 October 2025.

As we continue in our efforts to revitalise Pacific Languages, we hope you come on the journey with us, so we can collectively celebrate beautiful pacific culture.  

Fijian Language Resources

Fijian Language Images


Fijian Language Videos 


Common Fijian Words 

We are very happy to bring you our first Fijian Language video titled ‘Common Fijian Words’.

In this video, we give you over 15 commonly used words like ‘Yadra Vinaka’ which means ‘Good morning’ or ‘Kerekere’ which means ‘Please’. 

As an added bonus, we also teach you how to count to 10 in Fijian.


Common Fijian Phrases

In our second Fijian language video, we bring you ‘Common Fijian Phrases’. 

In this video, you can learn common Fijian phrases that you can use everyday, phrases like ‘How are you’? or ‘What is the time’?

Once you have gained confidence, try incorporating common words and common phrases, you can then move onto sentence structure.


The Lord’s Prayer in Fijian 

In this Pacific Learners video, we have translated the Lord’s Prayer from English to Fijian. 

Passing on simple cultural phrases, songs, stories and scriptures can have a positive impact on our children’s sense of identity and belonging. So we have translated one of the most well known scriptures in the Bible, the ‘Lords Prayer’ from English to Fijian


Fijian Words for Family Members 

In this video we bring you Common Fijian Words for Family Members. 

You can learn Fijian words like ‘Tinaqu’ which means ‘Mother’ or ‘Makubuqu’ which means ‘Grandchild’, and many more like this.

Click the learn more link to see the full list of words. 


Fijian Words for things at School

Ready to grow your Fijian vocabulary?

This Fijian Language video is all about translating common school-related words from Fijian to English, making it a fun and practical way to build your language skills.

Fijian Words for food items

Looking to strengthen your connection to Fijian culture and take your language learning to the next level?

Whether you’re a beginner or building on what you already know, learning Fijian words for common food items is a fun and practical way to grow your fluency and confidence in the Fijian language


Fijian Words for parts of the body

In this engaging Fijian Language video, we translate commonly used body part words from Fijian to English, helping you connect meaning with real-world use.

You’ll discover key terms such as “Yava” (Leg) and “Uto” (Heart), along with many more words that are vital for building your vocabulary and confidence when speaking Vosa Vakaviti.


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