This post will go through how to say the 7 days of the week in Fijian.
It also includes some additional bonus vocabulary such as how to say today, tomorrow and yesterday in Fijian and how to say times of the day in Fijian.
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How To Say Days Of The Week In Fijian
Below are the 7 days of the week in Fijian.
- Monday – Moniti (Mon-ee-tee)
- Tuesday – Tusiti (Toos-ee-tee)
- Wednesday – Vukelulu (Voo-keh-loo-loo)
- Thursday – Lotulevu (Loh-too-leh-voo)
- Friday – Vakaraubuka (Vah-kah-rau-boo-ka)
- Saturday – Vakarauwai (Vah-kah-rau-wai)
- Sunday – Siga tabu (Sin-gah tam-boo)
To hear the pronunciation of the days of the week in Fijian, check out the below video:
How To Say Tomorrow, Today And Yesterday In Fijian
Below I have included some extra words related to days of the week in Fijian. It shows how to say today, tomorrow and yesterday in Fijian.
- Today – Edaidai
- Tomorrow – Ni mataka / Ena mataka
- Yesterday – Ena noa
How To Say Times Of Day In Fijian
Below I have included some extra words related to times of the day in Fijian. It shows how to say morning, afternoon, evening and night in Fijian.
- Morning – Mataka
- Late morning to mid-afternoon – Sigalevu
- Late afternoon to early evening – Yakavi
- Night – Bogi
- Day – Siga
- Weekend – Na mua ni macawa
- Week – Macawa
As you can see in Fijian, morning, afternoon and evening are different from English. The timings of these are different to European and American timings.
In Fiji, they have ‘mataka’ which is morning, then ‘sigalevu’ which runs from late morning until mid-afternoon time. Then they have ‘yakavi’ which runs from late afternoon to early evening time.
These essential words will be very useful and are used all the time in day-to-day conversations.
You should now be able to say the 7 days of the week in Fijian + a few other key words.
Want to increase your vocabulary further? Why not learn how to say the months in Fijian or how to say the numbers in Fijian.
You can learn more about the Fijian language here.
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