Fijian Custom & Culture: 2008\nNo Apology - Tui Cakau\nBy Verenaisi RaicolaSunday\nwww.fijitimes.com - December 21, 2008\nCAKAUDROVE'S paramount chief, the Tui Cakau, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu, said endorsement of President Ratu Josefa Iloilo on the People's Charter should be a lesson to chiefs that attended the Bose ni Turaga.\nRatu Naiqama, who declined the invite to attend the meeting at the army camp on Tuesday and Wednesday, said despite the vanua's decisions not to attend the BNT, 125 chiefs out of the 225 invited attended.\n"This is the implication of their attendance, the President endorsed the People's Charter and it should serve as a lesson for those people," he said.\nRatu Naiqama said it was disappointing and he would not accept any traditional approach by interim Minister Indigenous Affairs Ratu Epeli Nailatikau.\nRatu Epeli said he planned to visit paramount chiefs who did not attend the meeting to seek their support.\nRatu Epeli said he would use his traditional ties to visit Ratu Naiqama, the Roko Tui Dreketi, Ro Teimumu Kepa, Tui Namosi Ratu Suliano Matanitobua and others who failed to turn up at the BNT last week.\nThe Qaranivalu, Ratu Inoke Takiveikata, and Ro Teimumu declined to comment on the issue yesterday.\nRatu Epeli, at a press conference on Friday, said he would approach the chiefs in their domain.\n"I will go and visit them in their headquarters and at their home. This is all part of the process and if they are in Suva and want to come and see me the door is open," he said.\n"In my program, there are plans to visit the chiefs and there is no hard feelings. They have the right to make their statement."\nRatu Epeli said the paramount chiefs should have said they were not attending the meeting because of their own reasons and allow other chiefs to decide on their attendance.\nHe said the invitation went personally to the chiefs and now they needed to go back to the vanua to haul them in to support the charter as they had done.\nOn how that would work, considering the chiefs had breached the stand taken by attending the BNT, he said: "It would have to be discussed at village level."\nHe said there was nothing bad in the charter as it had principles about good governance.\n"It could be improved on and this is what the chiefs will do with the people.\n"They will have a hard time but this is what they will have to do to convey the need to support the charter."\nOn whether the members of the BNT were disappointed that the election would not be held in March, Ratu Epeli said the election will be decided by the interim Prime Minister, Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama, and it was not a cause for disappointment at all.\nHe said Commodore Bainimarama said six months ago that sthere would be no election in March.\n"There were concerns as usually the case but the PM has made a decision for the betterment of Fiji and no one else." Ratu Epeli said.\nRatu Naiqama said Cakaudrove would not entertain any such delegation.\nPosted by Sai Lealea at 9:34 PM 1 comments Links to this post\nPosted by Sai Lealea at 9:30 PM 2 comments Links to this post\nwww.fijitimes.com - Wednesday, October 29, 2008\nAn indigenous farmer toils the land to feed her family\nIn my paternal grandfather's vocabulary, there was no such thing as a poor Fijian, only a lazy one. He died aged 89 in 1971.\nOne of the biggest challenges faced by agents of change today in their work to reduce poverty and hardship is the dependency syndrome that seems prevalent in the local culture.\nI wonder whether it is because we are more at fault for failing to listen carefully to those we target.\nWe fool ourselves with the notion that we are here to save the world and disregard their own knowledge accompanied by generations of customary practice that may seem different to what we were taught yet embrace also the common principles of human rights and democracy.\nAs a result, we either unthinkingly or connivingly influence a people into shifting from independent to dependent mode, only to suit our agenda.\nSusan George's 'How the Other Half Dies' said "...the West had tried to apply its own conception of 'development' to the third world developing countries working through local elites and pretending that the benefits showered on these elites would trickle down to the less fortunate, especially through the whole application of Western inspired and Western-supplied technology. These methods have not produced a single independent and viable economy in the entire Third World and in fact, were not meant to. 'Development' has been password for imposing a new kind of dependency, for enriching the already rich world and for shaping other societies to meet its commercial and political needs...."\nFiji recently celebrated its 38th year of Independence on October 10.\nGiven our history of coup de' tat and current events, it is probably more correct to say that we celebrated our shift in dependence from one external power to the other.\nOur chiefs confirmed our dependence on Britain in 1874 and we became subjects of Queen Victoria.\nIn 1970, our political leaders confirmed our dependence on the Western power houses including the United Nations, the International Monetary Fund, the Pacific Forum, and treaties that now hang us by the noose as we struggle with our National Charter for Building a Better Fiji.\nThe world's tune though, that Fiji is dancing to, is getting off-beat as the pyramid of economic power begins to fall starting with America. We face panic.\nWhether we are in a position to counter what is to come is unknown but we can at least prepare ourselves by looking within, and, learn from our past.\nWhat I will shortly share is about a people who lived in an era where peace was non-existent and some of the strategies they used to survive. It is about God's hand in a culture that became richer as life progressed from a time to another.\nIt is about a man born out of a past that gave him the skills to survive in unfamiliar territory, where there was no preferential treatment.\nHe coped because he did not dwell in self-pity.\nHe trusted his inner strength. He was not lazy.\nMy paternal grandfather came from a background of much diversity.\nHis ancestors left the colo (hinterland) of Viti Levu, a place called Nasaunokonoko, after a dispute that saw their heritage destroyed as kinsfolk fled to other parts of Fiji.\nThey settled for a while in coastal Vunibau, Serua and later sailed the seas where they saw land and named it Ono.\nThey finally made Natumua, (meaning our end, our way) in Tavuki, Kadavu their home.\nPeace was a Godsend in those days because much of their effort was spent on building territories through warfare. And to maintain power, their people were placed strategically in new found places.\nSuch as establishing the chiefly household in Yale district and calling it Naivibati, after their people of Naivi.\nAnd, leaving some of their own in Matasawalevu in the district of Nakasaleka whose mataqali is registered, Naivilailai.\nNatumua became the centre stage for battle during those volatile days in Nacolase.\nSites that exist today in Natumua bear names like Gagabokola where the captured were soaked in the sea until their bodies became tasty meat to eat.\nNubunisona is where the weak and the sick were left soaking to die, if not from the cold southerly winds, from hunger and as food for bigger fish.\nUluimoala, previously called Uluimakawe, the highest mountain in Tavuki, is testimony to the Moala (of Lau) chiefs' gratitude to Natumua for having helped them in battle.\nMay I seek your indulgence for this digress.\nSir James Ah Koy's Chinese gene is often credited with his business acumen.\nYet if not for his ancestor of Waisomo's shrewdness, the chiefly house in Tavuki might instead have been elsewhere for Natumua had killed its chief and Tavuki had to seek help from Waisomo.\nWaisomo, smart enough to accept Natumua's might knew its weakness for beautiful women. Waisomo mesmerised Natumua with a pretty maiden which cost Natumua's position of power.\nSo against this background of pain and death, God allowed the unexpected by using the same fearsome Natumua, through Naivibati in Yale, to receive Christianity for Kadavu, brought by the Methodists of Viwa, Bau.\nNatumua later gave Nasalia to the Catholics. Much later, one of Natumua's own son, a recipient of the military medal for bravery during the Malayan campaign became the first local head of the Assemblies of God Church in Fiji.\nGod worked his miracle further.\nNatumua built a church in 1979 to accommodate the seven Christian denominations which used the same building according to a roster that was prepared in unison by the people.\nThis practice remains today.\nNatumua is only a very small example of how our forefathers lived with change. There are many others in Fiji, untold, more fascinating and intriguing. The man who said there was no poor Fijian, only a lazy one, left Natumua with his young family in the 1930s for medical treatment in Suva. He decided to remain when he saw what education in an urban school did to his children.\nHis daughter topped the country in the first qualifying examination for nurses.\nShe was also the recipient of the Florence Nightingale Plaque awarded to the best all around nurse of the year in the early 1950s.\nHis other children did equally well.\nHis only son made it to medical school but forced to join the civil service out of necessity to help feed the family which by then included many relatives.\nMy paternal grandfather was not at all disempowered by his lack of western education but instead showed his inherent skill of survival in many ways.\nOne day, on learning that his employer in Toorak refused to pay him the promised rate for some casual work, he took upon payment for himself by carrying off the white man's prized furniture down Amy street and along the way, threatening to throw it down the gulley. He was soon paid his just wage.\nOn another occasion, he and his kin from Naivibati decided the row of empty beer bottles decorating the graves in Lovonilase would be better used, if sold for cash to feed their families.\nThey had started uprooting the bottles when up came the Prisons' Officer.\nThe Naivibati relative on noticing the advancing officer took off with the few bottles already collected.\nBut grandfather trusted his sixth sense and pretended to restructure the whole grave.\nThe officer thinking this was very noble, allowed him to continue.\nI wonder what these two men would have thought of the $20 million chiefs' building in Nasese, against a background of surrounding squatter settlements.\nOn another occasion during the second world war, the Fijians who stayed behind were mobilised as handymen for the army. Some of them were 'wharfees' including my grandfather.\nThey also underwent practice drills of fitness and were grouped according to their provinces.\nDuring a practice march session, on leading Kadavu, my grandfather who could not speak English had to master his instructions in this foreign language.\nHe was okay with the pronunciation of lefte (left) and raiti (right) but struggled with 'about turn'.\nHe managed instead with his own Kadavu translation.\nMy grandfather had little tolerance for chiefs who did not know their role.\nOn arriving at his district meeting in a Suva house one evening, he found all the senior men sitting in a row at the top end of the room, with a handful of young men, serving them. He told the men sitting at the top that if they did not truly know their place, then he was not going to participate in a meeting with a bunch of idiots.\nA painful issue close to my paternal grandfather's heart was being told his only son was not good enough for his daughter-in-law whose family begrudgingly accepted a marriage they believed was beneath her.\nThis must have rattled his pride. But he dealt with it in a subtle manner.\nHe made sure his 'susumadrai' grandchildren spoke the language of Natumua in his presence.\nTo this day, I am forever grateful for his wisdom.\nIt is said that the strength of a man is never without that of a strong woman.\nYes, my paternal grandfather was able to achieve what he did with the grace and quiet dignity of his prayerful wife.\nShe was from Wailevu in Ravitaki, nurtured by a Tongan mother from Pelehaki in Tongatapu.\nThis couple now lie in their graves side by side in the Nasinu cemetery.\nTheir descendents range from lawyers to architect, surveyor, doctor, engineer, pilot, nurses, missionary, accountants, teachers and soldiers to name a few.\nDuring the 1998 tsunami disaster in Aitape, Papua New Guinea, the Fiji Government sent a senior military officer to assess the damage. The Australian Government through the Royal Australian Air Force recalled one of its senior officer from the Phillipines to travel to PNG to also assess the damage.\nThese two men are grandsons of the paternal grandfather who once claimed there was no poor Fijian, only a lazy one.\n* These are the personal views of the author and not of Partners In Community Development Fiji, where she is the executive director.\nPosted by Sai Lealea at 8:47 PM 0 comments Links to this post\nAfter 38 years of teaching, Serupepeli Kuroyavaki Kunalagi is calling it a day and plans to spend the rest of his days with the family.\nThe proud educator has taught at 12 different schools in Fiji and believes the opportunity to help students learn the importance of a good education is rewarding.\nOriginally from Vunaqoru Village, Naqalimare in Nadroga, Seru wanted to be a policeman when he was younger.\nHe felt a responsibility to uphold the law as a citizen but when his parents were not keen on the idea, Serupepeli decided to join the teaching profession.\nThe 60-year old had a hard life growing up especially spending most of his school days away from home.\nHis father, Timoci Kunalagi, was the resident medical expert in their village while his mother Mere Rokoroko looked after the family.\n"When I told my parents I wanted to be a policeman, they were against it because they thought I would put them in jail if they did something bad one day," he said.\n"My father was a medicine man and whenever people in the village were sick or needed help, he was able to tell them what was wrong.\n"He would even refer them to people in other villages who were experts in using herbal medicine to cure a particular illness.\n"My mother spent most of her time looking after us and making sure we had everything we needed."\nThird in the family of six, Serupepeli attended primary school at Saint Joan of Ark in Sigatoka.\nBecause his family lived far from the primary school, Serupepeli had to live with relatives in Yavulo Village which was close to the school.\nHe completed form six at Ratu Sukuna Memorial. He applied to what was then known as the Nasinu Teachers College, now Fiji College of Advanced Education.\n"When I was at Nasinu Teachers College, I received an acceptance letter to attend the University of the South Pacific but it was too late because I was already enrolled at NTC," said Serupepeli.\n"I trained for a year in 1970 and got my first posting in 1971 to Bua College. The experience taught me a lot and it was the beginning of a profession I've never regretted.\n"In 1974, I was transferred to Navakasiga District for three years. I also spent time four years at Conua District then another three years at Noikoro District.\n"In 1986, I taught at Koroinasau Primary and then spent a year at Vatulele District. Other schools I taught at include Naqalimare District, Viwa District, Nokonoko District, Nalagi Primary, Sigatoka Methodist and Yalavou Public."\nHe was transferred back to Naqalimare District this year until he retired on October 24.\nAnd like any other school teacher, Serupepeli said the profession made him a happy man especially when students are happy.\nThe father of six children attributed his success as a school teacher to God. He said without the blessings and guidance from above, he would not have been able to carry out his passion efficiently.\n"Those thinking of taking up this profession should be honest with themselves so they can teach their students honestly," he said. "I would like to thank God for guiding me especially at the different schools I taught because they were at remote places.\n"I plan to spend the rest of my retirement with my family but I will miss teaching because it has helped me in more ways than one," said Serupepeli who lives in Sigatoka.\nPosted by Sai Lealea at 11:46 PM 0 comments Links to this post\nhttp://www.sun.com.fj/ - 10/15/2008\nMore than 500 people attended Tui Nadi, Ratu Napolioni Naulianano Ragigia Dawai’s funeral at Narewa village yesterday.\nRatu Napolioni Dawai was only 39 and died in Suva after a short illness.\nHis brother, Apolosi Ratu, 28, said close relatives, friends and the villagers were shocked when they received the news that Ratu Napolioni had died.\nRatu Apolosi said his brother was regarded as a great chief and leader.\nRatu Napolioni Dawai is survived by his wife, Laise Kacilala Dawai and four children, Ratu Luke, Ratu Navula, Ratu Napolioni and Adi Marica.\n“Ratu Napolioni Dawai was loved by the villagers because he looked after them and listened to them,” said Ratu Apolosi.\n“His passing away has shocked the village and left an emptiness which cannot be filled.\n“He was a leader of the people and also served as a board member in Ba Provincial Council, and chairman of the Nadi tikina council.\n“He will be missed very much as he was a great person and easy to talk to.”\nPosted by Sai Lealea at 9:35 PM 1 comments Links to this post\nwww.fijitimes.com - Sunday, October 12, 2008\nTHE traditional taboo following the death of the Tui Levuka Ratu Kolinio Rokotuinaceva has been lifted.\nThis is after the traditional ceremony of vakatarasulu at his village of Levuka Vakaviti.\nClose to 1000 people from Ucinivanua in Verata, Saiweke in Gau, Bureonoco in Rewa, Lomanisau in Tokatoka, Tailevu, Mua in Batiki, Nabukebuke in Namosi and villagers within the Tikina Levuka, gathered at the village on Ovalau Island yesterday. The people hold close traditional ties to Levuka Vakaviti.\nAlso present at the ceremony was Namosi paramount chief Ratu Suliano Matanitobua, who led the delegation from Nabukebuke.\nThe people of the tikina Levuka could not fish in their traditional fishing grounds or qoliqoli during the 100-night mourning period.\nChiefly household elder Useia Delai said the event was a historical one for the people of Levuka.\nPeople witnessed the gifts of mats, oil, masi and food presented to the tikina Levuka by those with close traditional ties. Ratu Kolinio died at the Levuka Hospital on Ovalau after a short illness in mid-June.\nLomaiviti Provincial Council chairman Ratu Jolame Lewanavua said Ratu Kolinio was a chief who helped all kinds of people irrespective of race, gender and religion.\nLomaiviti people remember high chief\nClose to 400 people from all over Levuka and Lomaiviti gathered at Levuka\nVillage to commemorate the 100th night vigil of the late Tui Levuka Ratu Kolinio Rokotuinaceva.\nRatu Kolinio died at 72 years of age at Levuka hospital on June 14 following a short illness.\nYesterday, villagers and close relatives gathered at the village celebrating the occasion with traditional gifts presented to representatives of villages in the province.\nLisi Tinivakaca who spoke on behalf of the chiefly family said it was a significant day for the people. She said the death of Ratu Kolinio has brought the people of Levuka closer to the chiefly family.\n“I think today is a great day for family ties to be rekindle,” she said.\n“This is a day which the people meet and get to know each other and strengthen blood dies.”\nChiefs who were present include Tui Namosi Ratu Suliano and Ratu Tuikitau Cokanauto. Representatives of chiefly villages from Nukuloa, Gau, Solevu, Waido, Nabukebuke, Vunivesi and Qaranikula were also part of the event.\nPosted by Sai Lealea at 9:24 PM 0 comments Links to this post\nPosted by Sai Lealea at 8:19 AM 0 comments Links to this post\nwww.fijilive.com - Wednesday, October 08, 2008\nTUI Nadi Ratu Napolioni Dawai passed away last weekend after suffering from a short illness.\nRatu Napolioni was the member of the Ba Provincial Council.\nHe was also the chairman of the Nadi Tikina Council.\nRatu Napolioni was installed in November 1994, a year after his father Tui Nadi passed away.\nA family member who wished not to be named said they were still discussing about the funeral arrangement.\nRatu Napolioni is survived by his wife Laise Kacilala Dawai, his sons Ratu Luke, Ratu Navula, Ratu Napolioni and his daughter Adi Marica.\nPosted by Sai Lealea at 11:03 PM 0 comments Links to this post\nTHE Great Council of Chiefs Taskforce team leader, Ratu Josateki Nawalowalo, has received the names of new nominees from the provinces and forwarded them to the Fijian Affairs Ministry.\n"We have played our part but the details of who the new look GCC members will be and when they will convene will be made by Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama," he said.\nRatu Josateki said most provinces rejected their submissions so they went to the bose vanua to get the numbers to convene the GCC.\nHe said Commodore Bainimarama was reluctant to take that path after the provinces rejected the move to submit new names.\n"That path would create conflicts so now the GCC would be like this for a while," he said.\nCommodore Bainimarama said on radio yesterday there would be no GCC if the provinces failed to cooperate because a number of them had not made any submissions.\nHe said this raised the issue of the relevance of the institution.\nThe Tui Cakau, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu, said the GCC should be reinstated because it was the only institution capable of dealing with crisis situations in Fiji.\nRatu Naiqama said the GCC had shown its colors after previous coups and that their decisions stood out.\n"The institution has been there before the Deed of Cession and it is where the chiefs of this country rest issues of serious implications," he said.\nRatu Naiqama said reconciliation could start with the GCC.\nThe new-look GCC needs 35 names of installed chiefs before it could be convened.\nThe Rotuma Council of Chiefs also agreed to join the new look GCC after the seven districts gave it their support.\nPosted by Sai Lealea at 11:01 PM 0 comments Links to this post\nSere Vakaviti Kece\nCOURTESY OF US QVS Association - 8/6/2008\nAU SA OCA NI’U MATECA TU\nBIAU MAI WASA\nBIU KO SUVA NIKUA\nBOGI NI LOTULEVU\nBUNA! NA ISA LEI BUNA!!\nNA LOTU MAI NA YATU LAU\nCIRI YAWA TU NA VAKANANU\nDARU MAI LULULU E NA BARAVI DOMONI\nDAUMAKA DINA ADI NA CILA NI VULA\nDIVA LESU TU NA GAUNA\nDUA GA NA BOGI NI NANUMA TU\nE NA DELA NI WAI SILIVA\nE NA RUKU NI VULA VOU DE’U TADRA BEKA\nE NA VUKU NI LOLOMA\nGAUNA CAVA MADA ME NA QAI OTI\nILAGI E TAWA GUILECAVI\nISA AU DIVA MO KILA MADA DEAR NA LOMAQU\nISA AU TAGI E NA NOQU RARAWA\nISA KABANI SA I IKO NA NOQU SENIROSI\nISA LEI KABANI NA VOSA OQO\nISA LEI KO VITI\nISA LOMAI – ISA NOQU LOMAI\nISA NA NOQU DAULOMANI\nISA NA TADRA\nISA NA YAKAVI NI KIRISIMASI\nISA NOQU LEWA AU DOMONI IKO\nKATINI NI OKOTOVA\nKO I AU BEKA NA GONE VULAGI\nKUA NI TAGICAKI AU, NOQU VITI LOMANI\nLAGILAGI E NA TAWA GUILECAVI\nLOVELY FRANGIPANI I ADORE YOU\nLUTU SOBU NA YAKAVI\nMATAI NI GAUNA DARU A SOTA KINA\nMEDA MAI TAURA TALE\nMUDRE MAI NA CEVA\nNA CILA NI VULA DARU YABE NO\nNA CILA NI VULA SA DAUMAKA\nNA KEQU LEWA SA LAIVI TU\nNA MATANICIVA AU A VAKAWALETAKA\nNA NOQU DODOMO VEI KEMUNI\nNA NOQU SENIKAU DAUDOMONI\nNA ROSI NI DELANA\nNA SENIKAU TALEI VEI AU\nNA SENITOA (Noda soqo ni yabaki)\nNASAVUSAVU NA VANUA NI LASA\nNATEWA NA NOQU KORO NI VASU\nNI LUTU NA TEGU NI MATAKA\nNI RUI DEDE KO YALI TU MAI VALE\nNODARU GAUNA..ISA! LEI!… MARAMA\nNOMU SIGA NI SUCU LEI ADI\nNOQU SENIBUA QOROI\nREWA AU CIBI TU, E VUKUMUNI\nROGO MAI NA KACI NI NOQU MATANITU\nRUI TAWA YALANI NA NOQU DODOMO\nSA BALE DUA NA NA DURU\nSA I LEVUKA GA\nSA LAVETI TU, YACA AU DOKA\nSA MOCE LEI SISI\nSA SEAVU TIKO YANI VAKAMALUA NA KEMU KAMICA\nSALUSALU QOKA KIDAVAKI KINA\nSEGA NI’U A TADRA\nSENIJIALE, NA SENIJIALE\nSERE KEI NASINU\nSERE NI DODOMO VEI KEMUNI\nSERETAKA NA VEITALATALA\nSOBO MARICA NOMU LAKO\nSURETI KEMUNI LEI ADI\nTAGIMAUCIA GA NA SENIKAU TALEI\nTALANOATAKA MADA NA NOQU BIUTI NEITOU\nTALEI NI NOMU I VAKARAU\nTAMAQU SA IKO GA\nTHREE HUNDRED ISLANDS\nTOBU TAWA SINAI\nTOU MAI LAVETA NA NODA MARAU\nTUBU TIKO NA GAUNA LAGILAGI\nTUKUNA NA NOQU I LOLOMA\nVAKARAU TUBUNA SA TAKALI\nVAKARAUBUKA AU BIUTI SUVA\nVAKAYATUYATU NI NOQU DODOMO (MERE SAYABA)\nVEIBOGI KECE AU MOCE VAKACA\nVEIVANUA AU DAUSOKOTA VOLI\nMe’u bau gade mada mai\nKi na Vanua domoni talei\nKa ni daukacivi au tu mai.\nNoqu tadra au kila tu ga\nKo vanua ni marau\nUkutaki lagilagi matalau\nVanua ni veisenikau.\nIsa noqu tadra\nKa ni’u daudiva tu\nMe’u bau gade made mai ki vei kemuni\nVanua ni Isa Lei\nBiau mai wasa,\nNi’u mai vakasarava\nYanuyanu ciri yawa.\nVoleka tu yani ki vanua\nRamase na dela ni nuku vula\nSelo e rorogo yadua\nVulagi beka e sara vanua.\nKorolevu ni kele na waqa\nOsodrigi na matasawa\nVakarau na soko wasa.\nE kabu tu mai vakayawa\nE loma ni wasawasa\nVatulele na yacana\nSa vanua ga ni lasa.\nBogi ni Lotulevu me biu ko Suva\nMe’u sokota na loma ni wasa bula\nMe’u vodoka na vana rua\nKele Yani ena siga ka dua\nMai Yale na nomuni vanua\nNa veiqaravi e liu tau mada\nQaloqalovi sevusevu kece sara\nQoroqoro tu ena’i tovo ni lasa\nMai vei ira kecekece sara\nNa Mata timi ni Nabua na yacana\nNeimami soqo na ka lagilagi\nSalusalu era Taubena yani\nSalusalu vono ni ucu i matari\nEra taubena tu na vulagi\nKenai divi ni dau lutu na yakavi\nVeitalatala na ka rarawa\nNi donumaka na siga ni turaga\nAu diva tu ke a sega tara\nKe bau dua na soqo vinaka\nMai Yale na vanua turaga\nNi sa moce mai Yale raraba\nBua ni Nabua e vakalasalasa\nNa i loloma levu tawayalani rawa\nVei kemuni kecekece sara\nNa mata timi ni Nabua raraba\nIsa kabani mata lomani\nTiko e na kemu lagilagi\nMoce yani kabani, moce yani.\nNoqu i tautau vei iko senirosi\nMo nanuma na i yaloyalo oqori\nKua ni biu me karoni\nNa sikavu sa mai noqu bula voli.\nMataka lailai me’u yadra\nKo Suva sa kabu yawa sara\nDiva na matamu ni ko yadra\nMai voroka wale noqu gacagaca.\nIsa na levu ni biau\nWele beka mai Suva ko noqui i tau\nDiva ni ko dausiro sobu mai\nVoleka me’u lade wale ki wai.\nBuna na isa lei Buna\nTekivu sara yani\nNi ko a se vuli nasi voli\nNa matamu au diva\nE rui totoka sara vakaoti\nMe i cavai tu na bula\nNi ko yali senirosi.\nAdi na isa my darling\nNa cava beka ko bau nanuma\nE na noqu mai tagi\nSe’u tu taudua e vanua\nKo yaloyalo tiko mai waqa\nSa gole tu me sa mua\nCava tale ko nanuma.\nTaura na nomu i lesilesi\nKo sa lesi yani ki Levuka\nKi na nomu koro dina\nMo la’ki senikau ni valenibula\nBau nanumi au mai\nE na noqu tu voli e Suva\nAu bolea me’u ova yani ki nomu vanua.\nCABE NA LOTU MAI NA YATU LAU\nVakaitavi me vakatetei\nKa yalo dina ka vosota mai\nSa yaco rawa, tiko sautu\nU-u-u oi au iye!\nMalo a vosota\nU-u-u ki Vuanirewa\nVeivanua ciri ka kilai\nE veivatu dauvosoti mai\nVanua dina ni bula marau\nI Lau lomani, ko na divi tu.\nCiri yawa tu na vakanananu\nWasawasa e vakalidi maravu\nVuso-ni-ua vulavula e na vatu\nMacawa e karakarawa\nO vulavula era ciri yawa\nSa gole na waqa vakalaca\nKe’u manumanu beka me’u vuka\nVuka sara ki na baravi vula\nKi neitou mata-ni-vale e tuba\nTamaqu, Nau drau sa rui yawa\nNoqu leqa kece tou saga vata\nMe qai rawa ni tou tauca vata\nMe’u mokoti iko Adi daru regu me i otioti\nVosa kece ko cavuta vakauqeta na yaloqu\nNi ko na dina vei au vu ni noqu marau.\nYalovinaka Isa Adi\nMo nanumi au tikoga\nMe daru na sota tale\nE na baravi domoni mai keya\nAu na waraka tiko\nNa nomu vosa vei au\nVakadinadinataka ni sa iko noqu senikau.\nDaru mai lululu\nE na baravi domoni\nNi da dauyabe yarua\nIsa Lei! Marama cava tale ko nanuma\nE noda koro levu oqo ko Suva.\nIsa my dear… mo ni taura na ligaqu!\nDreta noqu vinivo balavu\nAu na rai kivita na i cavucavu ni yavamu\nSai iko dear na noqu salusalu.\nDaumaka dina na nodra roka na Marama\nVulavula kei karakarawa\nNi da dauraica e boiri na matada\nVuni noqu mai moce tatadra.\nOno na kaloko ni lutu na yakavi\nTokara na i sulu ni yaviyavi\nNa i sulu ni yabe cake tu ki Turaki\nDui tubera nona kabani.\nNi suka na vude, meda veitauriliga\nMe yaga mada na cila ni vula\nSo e cabe cake tu ki Kaunikuila\nKa so e sisi sobu ki Draiba.\nKena veilasa kecega\nSega ni na yali vei au\nNa totoka ni nomu i vakarau\nTotolo mai na gauna\nMeda mai veirai\nSa rui dredre, me vosoti\nTu veiyawaki oqo\nSega tale, dua e kila\nNoqu daunanumi kemuni\nIsa e malumu, matau\nTaucoko ni nomu i vakarau.\nE na dei tu e lomaqu\nNomu sa vakadonuya tu\nSega sara ni’u taqaya\nAu sa na nuidei tu ga.\nDua ga na bogi au nanuma tu\nE na nuku ramase, baravi lala\nSerau e matamu rarama ni vula\nLutu koto na maravu ni yakavi.\nE memela tu na i vakatagi\nKoula tu na viavia\nDrau ni niu e lumisa\nSa na sega tale bogi au nanuma\nBogi ga daru a sota kina.\nVakavatukana tu noqu tadra\nE na nuku ramase baravi lala\nCiri malua koto ko viwa\nKiuva, Kaba e coka\nLa’ki Toberua sara\nMai cake Moturiki, Verata\nE loma yanuyanu turaga\nKi vanua batiri Namara\nViribaiti mai wai vanua talega\nE na dela ni wai siliva.\nVula e Bau e mosi ni tukuni\nVeiyalovi na kemu i rairai\nTaladrodro na i boi ni kau salusalu\n“Ra lumisa e na i serau ni vula\nIsa Bau, e gadrevi ka domoni\nRui qoroi na kemu i serau\nSerau lumisa salusalu kei Bau\nKemu i rogorogo au cibitaka\nKo vueta noqu viti lomani\nMai na rusa ki na bula\nMai na beci ki na cibi\nNa lotu ko dolava na sala\nTitobu raba i levu na i tavi\nKo colata e na veiveigauna\nKi Bau lomani veigauna ko daudivi\nYanaraka tu na bogi na i boi ni senikau\nE na ruku ni vula au gaganotaka\nMe memela mai na domo au diva tu.\nTotoka na i rairai ni dela ni wai\nSoro kidikidi tu mai na ua lalai\nRui totoka oti dina tu vei au.\nE na sega tale na loloma e sivia\nMeda oga e vukudra na wekada.\nKau mai kina na Lotu\nKi na veiyanuyanu\nEda taukena tu\nNa loloma titobu\nDave kina na dra\nYali na buto\nEda rarama tu.\nDuri na Kioniferedi\nEda marautaka tu\nEda cola vata tu\nKeda vukei keda\n‘Da na vukei dina ga\nKoya ga na Tui\nNa noda Kalou.\nCabe mai na Yatu Lau\nTete sara yani\nUbi Viti koto e gauna oqo\nLotu tu ko Viti na loloma ga\nYali na buto eda rarama tu.\nNi rogici tiko dua na rorogo\nRogo voli mai rogoci tu oqo\nE daurogoci tikotikoga.\nE se sega mada ni dua na gauna\nBau mudu kina na rorogo ‘qo\nRogo voli mai rogoci tu oqo.\nNa drodro tu ni wai ki na tobu.\nKe sa na qai mudu na rorogo ‘qo\nDua ga na ka sa kilai\nKoya ni qai sinai vakadua tu\nQai Sinai vakadua tu na tobu.\nE sa na daurogoci tikoga.\nVeisiga kece dauvotu mai\nKi vu-ni-yaloqu na taro oqo\nAu a saga, sagai tu oqo\nE na dausagai tikotikoga.\nSe gauna cava me na qai mudu\nNi rogoci tiko dua na rorogo\nNi drodro tu ni wai ki na tobu.\nIlagi e na tawa guilecavi\nE noda veilasamaki\nDina ni rarawa kabani\nA nomu yali vakadua yani\nQai oti beka na veilasamaki\nNa lasa domoni kabani.\nObo sa qai oti, ra lasa\n‘oni e na veibogi\nA domoni e na sega ni oti\nVeibogi kece au lasa voli kina\nAu dau diva na matamu noqu dear\nE rui momosi na yaloqu, dear\nVuni kena seva ni ko sega so ni dina,\nIsa au diva mo kila mada, Dear, na lomaqu\nE na noqu daumate lo voli e matamu\nLoloma e lutu mai dela ni veivatu\nLusi mate wale na i loloma e rui vavaku.\nE rui balavu na gauna ko lokuca\nVosa yalayala oti vakavuravura\nSa kena dodonu beka ga me’u vakasuka\nTini ki na mate oti kina vakadua.\nISA! AU TAGI E NA NOQU RARAWA\nNi sa takali na malawa e na rama ni mataka\nKe ko sa na qai kida mai sa na takali\nVakadua yani ka tawa macala\nIsa au diva na kabukabu ni voleka na siga\nCaucau ni ulu ni vanua kei na tegu e rukuna\nSa na qai macala malua, moce yani.\nAu sa na takali vakadua na malawa ni mataka.\nCaucau na noqu senikau ko butakoca vei au\nKa’u sa biu tu mai ka lako e sega ni kilai\nNi’u yadra mai ko sa tawa laurai\nIsa caucau na noqu senikau\nMo kauta lesu tale mai vei au.\nAu tekiduru ka vakamamasu yani\nCaucau, noqu senikau ko kauta yani\nKauta lesu mai vei au.\nISA! KABANI SA I IKO NA NOQU SENIROSI\nIsa! kabani sa iko na noqu senirosi\nAu daudivi iko voli e na veibogi\nNa nomu i tovo e ruimosimosi\nVakavutu yalo ni ko yali voli\nOilei! sobo, nanumi au\nNoqu senirosi ni’u tagi voli.\nKequ i katalau e veisiga na wai-ni-mataqu\nE na noqu daunanumi iko na noqu salusalu\nKe laurai na uto ni tamata\nKo na raica na utoqu sa kaca\nOilei! sobo, nanuma na utoqu sa kaca\nE vukumu lei drasa.\nKo Parataisi sa wawa vei kedaru\nNoqu senirosi e cava beka sa bau lomamu\nKe sa lomamu me daru vakamau\nYalovinaka mo tukuna vei au\nOilei sobo, ka Parataisi\nE na nodaru ke sa lomamu.\nIsa lei kabana na vosa oqo\nAu nanuma beka ni sa tini vakavo\nAu san a lako yani e na kena I vakaro\nBau nanumi ira na wekadaru e so\nSivo wale lei sivo wale lei\nSivo wale au mate vei iko lei gonei\nCava sa e rogo na nona vakadre\nMe qai kua soti na kena veisei\nIsa na noqu koro isa au diva\nNa cabe ni vula kei na dromu ni siga\nMai na nuku vula e na kena baravi\nAi yabeyabe ni noqu senirosi\nNa codra ni siga e na rara ko ya\nSi I Filipe qori me drau sala vata ga\nSere nei kabana me sa tini ga eke\nMe na qai yacova na kena vakaipuipure\nNa vanua ni marau\nKo cei beka\nNa kena i Taukei?\nTuraga qaqa Tui Sau\nSa nodra dina na Vanua\nKo Viti na Vanua ni marau.\nMe’u cavuta mada\nViti Levu sa i matai\nToma-ni-Ivi cere sara\nKei na kena yanuyanu lalai.\nKo Vanua Levu\nTaveuni kei Cakau\nYatu Lomai kei Kadavu\nKo Yasawa kei na Yatu Lau.\nIsa Lei Lia!… Isa Lei Lia!\nAu na soko wasa yani vei iko… Isa Lei Lia.\nAu na qara nomu mataniciva\nMe nomu i uku-uku veisiga.\nMe nomu i sakisaki\nAdi Lia …lei Lia.\nNomu leqa koso mai wai\nKo sega ni lamata rawa mai\nKo sevataki wale kina\nLia…… lei Lia!\nNoqu veiyanuyanu au daucibitaka\nCava me’u na kaya e na kemu i tuvaki\nNoqu veiyanuyanu daulomani,\nOvalau, Moturiki, Batiki, Nairai\nKoro, Wakaya, Makogai kei Gau.\nDruka, au druka ni’u irovi iko tu\nMoce Lomai, moce yani.\nDina ni’u yawa – ia, au voleka\nNoqu veisiga e nomu tu ga\nDivi ni i tovo ni draki mai noda\nMoce Lomai – moce yani.\nVeigauna au gadi ko yali\nAu luvuci ka tagi tu ga\nNi’u qara na matamu lei lewa\nDua bulu sa i iko au qara.\nKe ko yali se lako ki lagi\nMe’u saga me’u bau rawa ga\nMe’u reguca se lululu wale\nMe’u saga moni bau kila.\nIsa Iva noqu daulomani\nMai vorata ko sa biuti au\nLusi wale na kemu i buluti\nKo tinamu ni a cati au.\nAu gadreva na nomu i loloma\nKa mo bau volavola ga mai\nKe ko bese mo tukuna mada\nMe’u galala mo sereki au.\nMoce mada na rosi ni bogi\nNa guna sa mai tini ca\nAu loloma vei kemu i karua\nVeivosaki ko vakacala.\nIsa oilei na tadra baleti iko\nE sega tale ni dua e kila\nDua walega, e vuravura\nVua walega, o au duadua ga.\nNoqu i yau talei duadua\nDua walega e taukena\nDua walega, o au duadua ga.\nKe’u toka duadua\nVotu kecekece mai\nNoqu veigagano kece\nBaleti iko kei au\nOilei na tadra baleti iko\nSega e kila ‘o au duadua ga.\nVakavouya taucoko noqu bula\nDua walega, e reki voli\nIa na tadra baleti iko\nNoqu i nuinui e veigauna\nDua walega, e nui voli\nIsa na yakavi ni Kirisimai\nVoleka ni tawase na yabaki\nKeitou nanuma tu na lasa lagilagi\nE na veiveijakavi mai Naiqaqi\nDrau sa moce lei Adi\nKei iko Ranadi\nSa i kemudrau na i taukei ni ki\nDrau dauvakavuna neimami ravi e na i bili\nIsa na yakavi ni Singa ni Sucu\nAu daudivi Suva e na cumu\nCecebuya tu na ono lulu\nVata kei na kena i sulu\nE na loma ni nodra dui rumu\nEra mai taro tu na bameti\nSa sere dali tu na Foresi\nDrau laki Siga ni Sucu vei Meti\nAu sauma e na vosa rekireki\nDrau waraka na i sau ni beseni.\nMomosi na mataqu ni’u raici iko\nMuria na gaunisala na dodomo dina\nTatadra vuni kece e kunei kina\nVavakoso lotu ra masu ka cuva\nMarau ni ko dredre au kavoro kina\nDomo ni laga sere au marau kina\nDodomo au rui dodomo\nIsa au domoni iko dina\nMo mai watiqu daru vau\nKo iko kei au\nKa mo dina taucoko\nE na veiveisiga\nVeidomoni wai wale e na dina\nSolia na ligamu daru sa na vau\nWilika na vosa ni vakamau\nKirisimasi namaki, au gadi sobu yani\nLutu sobu na yakavi, rogo na i vakatagi\nAu tarogi kabani, naba cava e daumaki\nKemudou!! Keitou!! Kemudou dou to\nKeitou warai ni dro\nMai na noda soqo, yaqona me vakaoqo\nE via veiqati ga.\nAu mani gole kina me’u lako ki raica\nCaudre tu na kena cina, vale ga nei Sanaila\nRosi piqi, rosi damu e tiko kina.\nAu butuka na wakolo, au rogoca e so na domo\nDomo dina ga ni reki qai tinia e na mateni\nSa carubi, sa cabolo, ovisa sa wanono\nNa mateni e kavoro se baci kavoro.\nNai ka tini ni Okotova\nKo na tawa guilecavi\nE nai tukuni ni gauna\nKei Viti daulomani\nNa yabaki lagilagi\nMai Levuka soli ko Viti\nVei Vikatoria na Ranadi.\nTorocake mai ko Viti\nYabaki ciwa ono sa oti\nBisinisi, vuli kei na lotu\nE na bula va-Koloni\nSa dodonu meda kaila\nSa rawa na i tavi\nAu sa tamata bula.\nTucake Viti, ko sa tu galala\nOti na veisusugi ko vakarurugi\nE na i tovo ni veinanumi\nYavu cava beka meda digitaka\nVeilomani kei na Duavata\nRanadi sau era kaci tale\nVei ira na Turaga Bale\nCabe e tolu na i wasewase\nKi Lodoni se i Bolatagane\nEra bosebose ka qaqa\nYavutaki ni lewa\nSa rawa na i naki\nEda sa galala tu.\nRavouvou era tadu\nDrotini sa veisau\nVakanaulu tu ko Viti\nKi na vuravura vou\nTataunaki na Vanua\nVei kemuni na veiliutaki\nEda qaqa e na i valu\nKei na qito talega\nBolebole tu na noda i tavi\nE na veisau oqo. (repeat chorus)\nNa vanua ni salusalu\nMocelolo na kukuwalu\nLagakali na rosi damu.\nCila ni vula bogi vinaka\nVunikau levu ‘ra soqo vata\nNa rosi vula na Heilala (sinukakala)\nSa ira era vakatawana.\nDela ni koro mudre vinaka\nNa i tikotiko ni Talatala\nUcu i Naceva au vakatabuya\nKa Sau Tabu ni noqu vanua.\nNi’u dau tu tani ‘u vakanananu\nRai ki Bau na yanuyanu\nNoqu koro au sakitaka\nNa vanua ga ni lasa.\nNodra veilasa me’u tukuna yani\nNodra lasa vata kece na gone tagane\nVeigauna, veibogi ni sogo tu na vale.\nEra duilakolako vaka kabani\nSo era cabe ka so ki Naiqaqi\nEra veikilayaka Io, na nodra i naki\nAu kila, era kila, eda kila kecega.\nMerewalesi kei Ema e rau totoka\nSa i rau oqori mai Nukualofa\nKo Nukualofa lei na yaca ni vale-ni-yaqona\nRui totoka, rui maqosa, nodrau qaravi yaqona.\nKo Viti Kau, Maraia kei Laisani\nNodratou vale e toka li mai cake\nVale-ni-yaqona e domoni ka rui lagilagi\nEra lasa vata kina na gone tagane.\nNodra i tovo kece a rui kilikili\nMe vaka kina ko Sainimili\nVale-ni-yaqona dina mai Lomaiviti\nRui suwiti ni’u diriqi me kena i divi.\nAu solia noqu bula mo sa kauwaitaki\nTalei vei au na noqu i tavi\nE nomu rokovi kei nomu qaravi\nCiri koto e loma ni wasaliwa\nCeguvi iko na veibiau liliwa\nRama ni siga kei na cila ni vula\nVanua domoni, Vanua ni bula.\nSa tetevi vuravura na kemu i rogorogo\nRara ni qito, buca ni vala, ko dau sega tu ni soro\nKemu i divi marau na reki\nVakarokoroko nomu i tekiteki.\nAu tu yawa, au vakanananu\nKina noqu yanuyanu, nuku vulavula vinaka\nQai baravi balavu, dreti au lesu ki noqu yavu\nSoli noqu bula ki Vanua Tabu.\nE na noda dauveilasamaki\nKa dina ni rarawa kabani\nE na nomu yali vakadua yani\nSa qai oti beka na veilasamaki\nSe na lasa domoni kabani.\nO sobo sa qai oti na lasa\nDomoni e na veibogi\nLasa domoni e na sega ni oti\nWithin the woodlands flow’ry gladed\nBy the oak trees messy moot\nThe shining grass blades, timnber shaded\nAnd birds do whistle over head\nAnd waters bubbling in its bed\nWhen leaves, that lately were a springing\nNow do fade within the corpse,\nUp, upon the timber tops\nAnd brown leav’d fruits a turning red\nIn cloudless sunshine over head\nLet other folks make money faster\nIn the air of dark-room’d towns\nI don’t dread a peevish master\nTho’; no man may heed my frowns\nLiwavi au na tokalau, baravi kei Kadavu\nQera tu na maqo, e na dela ni veivatu\nMaliwa ni siga ni sucu kei na tawase ni yabaki\nAu lakova tu na baravi lomani.\nLutu sobu na karobo, cabolo mai na serevoli\nTou mai ia tou lako vakoro\nMarau tawa yalani ko cei me tukuna\nOqori dina na yanuyanu mai na Sauca.\nMaravu na wasawasa, sekavula na cakau\nEra nunu na cauravou, ki vanua na kaba dawa\nMarau ni yabaki, au mai donuya tu\nKo Kadavu na yanuyanu ni sautu.\nI’ve admired you from when I was young\nYou’re pretty on my ear\nYou’re graceful on my hair\nLovely frangipani I adore you.\nI can only wish you knew just how I feel\nAbout your bloom, your every pleasant bloom\nIn all our Fijian celebration\nFrangipani, salusalu everywhere\nWith refreshing sight and scent\nIn the feast and in the dance\nBring joy and peace to our hearts.\nRogo vinaka dina\nNa domo ni vakatagi\nEra laga sere voli\nE na so na baravi\nNuku vulavula qai dinamati.\nEra kaci tu yani\nNa domo ni wa ni vakatagi\nLaga sere lagilagi e na tawa guilecavi\nSega sara ni yali\nSe daro na i naki\nE na veiyakavi\nBaravi lagilagi tagi tu\nNa domodra na wa kece ni vakatagi\nLagilagi tawa guilecavi.\nVakacegu ni’u rogoca na domodra\nVakayadrati au e na veisiga vinaka\nNa domodra e botea na rarama.\nEra vuka…Era tau…Era ro…..era ro\nE memla, na domodra\nMai na veitabanikau.\nLutu na sobusobu se na ua mai cakau\nKauta yawa noqu vakanananu\nDomo ni manumanu rui matata matalau\nRai yawa qai totoka na rokadra.\nVeisau mai na draki era veitosoyaki\nMe ganita nodra bula lagilagi\nCeva, vualiku, tokalau ki na Ra\nGauna cava me ra lesu tale mai.\nManumanu vuka, vakamarautaki au\nVakacegu ni’u rogoca na domodra.\nMoce noqu manumanu vuka…..\nNomu i vakarau totoka rui kamica\nSusi sa i iko ga, Susi sa i au ga.\nKemu i taba ko solia vei au me’u taura\nMe vakadei ni vosa ni yalayala ko tukuna\nAu na daunanumi iko tikoga\nVeisiga ni ko yali mai vei au\nE rarawa na yaloqu ni’u raica\nKemu i taba Susi e rui kamica\nGusumu e kamica, balumu e damusa\nKo dredre mai vei au\nVoleka me’u ciba\nNomu i sulusulu, nomu yabeyabe\nMatamuni serau e na kena wananavu\nRui domoni vei au\nNa vadugu ni ua mai cakau\nSekavula na vuso ni biau\nMai matalau vei iko kei au.\nUasivi na kemu i rairai\nMataisuva e rogo ka kilai\nKo sili kina ko la’ki yabe mai\nBulabula dina na kemu i rairai.\nIsa au diva!\nNa biau siliva\nMe daru mai sili kina\nMe vaka na ka ko a diva\nVeiniu baravi qai cagina\nNa noqu tatadra sa qai dina\nVei sereki ni vuli\nMataisuva e dua nanumi\nBiau lelevu sa kemu i divi\nVakasisisi e dela ni kisi.\nAu na talevi iko take vakadua\nKe balavu na gauna ni bula\nMataisuva uasivi duadua.\nE na bogi butobuto\nEra veiciriyaki tu na O\nQai vosa cake mai na qase o Momo\nI ragone me daru se mai dro.\nDaru mai dro mai dro\nKe tamata na i tavoi oqo me vude no\nKe tamata na i tavoi oqo me vude no.\nVude tiko Nana vude tiko Nana\nAu na la’ki Tukutuku vei Tata\nSua mai suaki au…sua mai suaki au\nSuaka na saresarequ i matau.\nMai na waitui bula\nTubu cake na ua ni Cakau\nVakacegu na yaloqu\nVakavuna na bula vei au.\nMai na Ceva, mai Kadavu\nCiri koto vakayawa mai wai.\nLiwa mai, liwa mai\nCagi mai baba Ceva\nNabukelevu e votu yawa tu\nLiwa yani na Ceva\nNoqu suesue au cegu.\nNa cila na vula daru yabe no\nVeitalanoa ni gauna sa vo\nAu vakananuma nomu waraki au\nRuku ni vunikau, oilei! noqu i tau\nMokoti au noqu i tau,\nMokoti au…… reguci au, lei.\nMokoti au, reguci au, vula ki na O\nCaramaka tu nodrau sala sa vo\nE kavoro lei vei iko lei gonei\nTauri au, vauci au, me’u dei,\nTauri au, vauci au, lei!\nE ruku ni vula daru yabe no\nVeitaratara na sote na vinivo\nTaura na ligamu tarogi iko yani\nKo sauma e na tagi, dula kabani.\nDula, Buna, kua ni tagi,\nDula Buna, dula Buna, lei.\nNi dromu na vula, daru lesu ne?\nTukuna noqu i tatau vei Vava kei Nene\nAu domoni iko au via vauci iko\nMataka daru vau, oilei noqu i tau\nMataka daru vau noqu i tau\nMoce Buna mo tadrai au.\nAu vakamuria na gaunisala\nKeirau sota kei kaivata\nKei ira kece na nona i lawalawa.\nTawa guilecavi rawa ga\nNa levu ni lasa ni bogi ko ya\nKeitou curu tu ki vale e na rere\nMe baleta ga na neitou wede\nVovoleka me keitou sese\nKa ni vakaitaukei tu na qele.\nVei kemuni taudua ga\nE rui dredre vei kemuni\nAu na kerea tikoga\nSega tale sega sara\nMe rawai kemuni\nKo I au ga vei kemuni\nMe’u nomuni taudua ga.\nSiga kecega au nui tu\nSega e kila na gagadre oqo\nIsa noqu taudua ga.\nAu biuta e matadra na vuaka\nVeivutuni ni’u qai yadra cecekala\nSa sega tale ni’u kunea rawa.\nIsa Lei gauna moni lesu tale mai.\nMe’u mai vuli tale vakalailai\nNa domo memela e la’ki rorogo mai\nSa moce na wekaqu yalowai.\nAu a vuli tiko e na kena gauna dina\nAu a vakawelewele voli kina\nVuki tabataba ni’u sa sivia\nRai vuki sa taura na buina.\nIsa Lei buna e rui bibi\nNomu vuli tiko e ka dredre\nDauvakaleqa na nodaru gade\nIsa Salote bau nanumi au\nVakatotolo mai me daru mai vau.\nO Isa, Isa Lei, na noqu dodomo\nNa nomu yanuyanu totoka lei ko Ono\nMai vakavuna tu Buna, me’u via toso\nMe’u qalowasa yani ki na nomuni koro.\nNa nodaru sota vakalekaleka\nMai vakavuna tu noqu leqa\nNoqu cakacaka e veivakaleqai\nMai vakavuna nodaru veirai\nIsa lei buna noqu domoni iko\nAu nuitaka ni daru na sota tiko.\nNi nomu i tatau, Isa Lei Adi\nNodaru veidomoni me kua ni guilecavi\nDaru bau nanuma la mai muri\nDaru tiko Vinaka e vu mai na vuli\nMoce Salote na noqu senirosi\nSa i kemuni na noqu daudomoni.\nSenikau dina mai Lepanoni\nAu dau nanumi iko me kemu i divi\nSenikau dina mai Parataisi.\nIsa Lei kabani, daulomani\nSa cava tu beka sa nomu i naki\nAu bolea me’u mai moku sara me’u mate\nKe sa daro na nodaru vakawati.\nE na so na gauna ni daru dausota\nKo rai mai ko vakagolegole ko sega ni bau vosa\nKo tawa nanuma na nomu buno vata kei na oca\nMai noqu wale voli na yacamu, tamata vakaloloma.\nNi rogoca saka mada me’u talanoataka\nKeimami lasa vata kei na rosi ni Delana\nNodra i tovo e rui daumaka e na neimani lasa vata\nIsa na bula eke me ka ni cava?\nAdi na cila ni vula au rui dauvakananuma\nKei na tegu e dauqera tu mai Naikadua\nNa matamu au daunanuma, Isa noqu rosi vula\nAu bolea me’u mate e vukuna.\nSa voleka na gauna moni takali vakadua\nAu sa qai vakaloloma ka tauvi vukavuka\nE na noqu biuti Suva au rui dauvakananuma\nLesu mai, au mai bole kuna.\nOi me’u mate (mate sara vakadua)\nSe me’u kau (me’u kuna bulabula)\nIsa noda lasa e rui daumaka\nKena seva ko iko lei Marama\nMo nanuma noda lasa ni warai na ka waca.\nNa senitoa ni dauserau\nNi kau rai yawa, rairai vinaka\nDautaleitaki e veiyasana.\nGauna namaki e veiyabaki\nGauna ni marau dina vei au\nNa senikau dautaleitaki.\nNa senitoa sa serau\nSenikau dokai sara e daidai\nNi a daubeci ka i tekiteki\nSega e kaya ni kau Vinaka.\nNi se tu mai sa ka dokai\nKa lagilagi kena i rairai\nNi dauseraka sa ka rai yawa\nKa ravuravu na duirokana.\nNoda soqo ni yabaki\nSoqo ni veilasamaki\nRogo ki na veivanua\nSoqo ni noda vanua\nEra galeleta mai\nMai veiyasa i vuravura\nNi domoni ka kilai\nSenitoa ka daubeci\nSa kau talei e daidai\nKau rai yawa kau domoni\nNi se ga ka yali mai.\nNoda bogi na i Taukei\nNoda bogi talei e daidai\nNi da sota vata kina\nKa mai veivakalasai\nLaga sere kei na meke\nKei na veika vou e so\nNoda cau ki noda soqo\nAdi bogi ni Taukei.\nLevu kina na marau levu kina na sautu\nLevu na qito bau talega na siwa\nLisiaceva na ucuna au diva.\nNaividamu kei Valeci au tiko kina\nVuniyasawa, Verevere, Qaka kei Vunikavika\nNabauto, Tavutikau vata kei Nakama\nNa Yaroi na noda koro ni sota vata.\nCila ni vula qai dauvakaciriloloma\nNi maravu tu na toba ko Nawi e ciri e loma\nDelai Navaqiqi qai daurairai totoka\nKo Savusavu Bau au daudomona.\nRatu Viliame Qativi ga na kena buli\nNa i liuliu ni siwa matai e na vosa muri\nDauvakalasai ira kecega na vulagi\nE na kena i divi e veiyabaki.\nKo Inoke Soqoiwasa kei Torika\nMai na nodrau vale keimami dausoqo kina\nIsa Josateki sa maumau dina\nNi a yali keimami daudiva.Nasavusavu na vanua domoni\nKo ira na i taukei keimami veiyaloni\nNa nodra koro keimami rekitaki kina\nE na qito, cakacaka se mokusiga.\nNoqu koro ni vasu e rui totoka\nVeivale tuvaki vakamaqosa\nNuku vula qai cagicagi vinaka\nMatalau ni da rai ki wasawasa.\nTalei vei au na yacamu\nKo salusalu ni utoqu\nTawa guilecavi dina mai yaloqu\nNi moce na wekaqu mai Natewa\nNi vosota ni’u vakasereka\nVakayatuyatu ‘qo e lekaleka\nDua na siga au na qai taleva.\nKa ceguva na veisenikau\nEra meke mai na manumanu\nE vaka ni ra vosa mai vei au.\nNa balumu kabani.\nAu via katia!\nNi’u sa lila mai au sa rui diva\nE vinaka me’u mate, me’u kua ni raica\nNa matamu mai cake Isa na i vola siga.\nKo iko na sucu kei na oni\nNa matamu lei na ka e tawa kilai\nKo sa viavia beka ni veibuca\nSenikau ni veiuciwai.\nYali tu ka yali mate wale\nEra taro mai vei au na gone\nE vei ko Tamaqu, I Nau e vei?\nKo yaco mai ko vosa bolebole\n‘Ra talabusese na gone\nAu moku, au tagi, dro na moce\nOti na vula mera duimarau\nAu vakaveveku voli ko i au\n‘Ra vakaloloma na luvei keirau\nSa ca ra bula sa ca vei au.\nKo qai nanuma mo sa lesu mai\nSiga rekitaki e daidai\nEra marau kece na luvei keirau\nSa tu ko Tamaqu ka tu ko Nau.\nNodaru gauna Isa Lei Marama\nAu na sega ni guileacava\nNoqu bula kece,au yalataka\nMe’u sa na nomuni tamata.\nNoqu yaco yani ki Vatukoula\nAu liwavi cagi tu e tuba\nQau na liliwa, na tau-ni-uca\nE vukumu noqu rosi vula.\nIsa Lei Adi\nSa mai sevataki\nKo a cibi beka\nSa lai moce riki, moce yani.\nSa qai macala dina na yalomu\nVei keitou na lewe tolu\nSa na qai cegu kina vakadua\nKoya ko digia mo taura.\nTawa yaga Adi noqu vakayatuyatu\nNi ra cati au na wekamu\nMo kalougata ka bula balavu\nAu sa na lesu ki Kadavu\nTawa guilecavi Kabani\nNoqu i loloma au na qai vakauta yani.\nYaco na gauna\nMo sa tamata bula lei buna\nMo sa na qai yacova tu\nNa lasa kece vakavuravura\nYalovinaka Buna Qai toso ga Vakamalua.\nAu a nuitaka vei iko\nNa gauna dinamati\nVei iko lei Adi\nMo digia me nomu kabani\nNoqu i loloma e na qai\nYaco dina ga yani.\nNa i olo-olo ‘qori\nAi vakadeitaki ni loloma\nKerei iko kina mo taura ka mo maroroya\nKe na i kuri tu na veilomani\nKei na Duavata.\nDivi e gauna kecega\nNoqu i tekiteki, noqu salusalu\nNoqu senibua qoroi.\nKe bau rawa mo kila noqu qoroi\nNi ko dau se, ko dausobi tu ga\nE na veisoqo ni marau\nSevi se tomi ga e ra\nCori mo taubeni, cori mo tokari\nSa i divi ni vanua ko Nacolase\nNa vei turaga bale era liutaka\nNodra duigauna era dui colata\nRogo tu e dai na yacadra.\nAu galala li mai na veiliutaki\nNi noqu vanua na Matanitu\nAu galala li mai na noqu lotu\nSega ni’u galala mai vei ira.\nSa duri noda vale ni bose levu\nYacana sau na Ratu Nacagilevu\nNa vono vanua me bosei kina\nNi kalougata tikoga.\nNa soli keiViti era bau saini\nE na koro ko Levuka seda kei Viti\nSoli na Vanua sa kena madigi\nVei Vikatoria na Kuini.\nNoqu a susugi mai vei kemuni\nVakacokonaki au ki na bula ‘qo\nNoqu Bula dredre\nSa vukei au.\nDina e Vanua ca\nAu na dauvosota tu\nMe’u colata ga\nKi na bula ‘qo\nNoqu Buca dredre\nSa vukei au\nTaki vei yaga tu\nNa bula oqo\nNa lewena e na gu era gu ki liu\nAu na vakataka ga\nNi colata tu\nCibitaka ka doka\nNa Buca oqo.\nIsa noqu uto e mai kavoro\nMarau wale ni’u tawa yaco vei kemuni\nTavatukituki noqu uto taucoko\nE na kena levu ni noqu dodomo\nBulou, au vosota noqu galili\nNi’u domoni kemuni.\nNi sa i au e dua na ka bula\nTu welewelei e na veiveigauna\nAu daunanuma na veidomoni\nAu taukena na vo ni nomu bula\nSo vei keda eda dau mai nanuma\nAu marautaka ga ni’u taukena\nSo na veika dautawasea voli\nDauvakavuna na mate ni veidomoni\nOqori ga na ka au nanuma\nNi’u sega ni kila\nWai ni dodomo e savasava\nNodaru veidomoni rui lekaleka ga\nNa noqu dodomo mai vaka na vale lala\nSega e tawana.\nAu tekivutaka tale noqu bula\nNi’u sa kunea na kequ i karau\nNoqu daulomani uasivi duadua\nTaukena noqu bula\nUciwai drodro malumu ni dodomo\nVula, kalokalo ni bula taucoko\nDrokadroka dina vei au na dodomo\nNi’u mai kavoro.\nRogo mai na kaci ki na i valu…. Ai valu\nKaci ni noqu vanua me’u yalogu\nKi na i valu me’u sa bole tu\nNoqu koro kei na lasa kecekecega\nVeitinani kei noqu i tau talega\nSa biu tu ni kaci mai na noqu turaga\nKi na i valu au na lako ga.\nIsa lei koi au me’u nanumi\nMasulaki tiko (me’u nanumi tiko)\nMe yacova ni’u na lesu mai\nSota e na marau, mai loma i Bau.\nRoro mai na gauna me’u sa na lako kina\nSa luluvu na lomaqu ni’u sa kila\nSa voleka me’u na biuta noqu Vanua\nLesu mai ko cei e kila\nNa rarawa au na sota kaya mai kea\nLeqa kei na mate au na lako ki yaba\nAu na sega ni okata me dua na ka\nYaca i Viti me laveti ga.\nSA BALE DUA NA DURU\nYavu ni i taukei\nE divi nodra gaunaYaga daudokai\nE na kawa bula i taukei\nSa na rawa dina li na vakanuinui\nE na tara vale vou kena yavu oqo\nNa nodra gauna oqo\nNa nodra gauna kece\nSa baleti iko kei au.\nEra sa tu oqoka\nKedra I sosomi\nEda duavata kei ira\nNa nodra bula oca\nEda bula kina\nNida sa vosota tu ga\nSa i Levuka ga: Au nanuma tu;\nNa kena veilasa kece\nDauvovotu mai e na veiveigauna\nVeisiga kei Levuka.\nVei-Vatuloa ka koro makawa\nSeva na veibiau kei Viti e Loma\nDauvadugu tu na kena cakau\nLali ni neirau vakamau.\nE na noqu tu ka raica lesu\nE rui kamica dina vei au.\nYaca ni vanua, soli mai vua\nAi tavi dei, au sa taubena tu\nSau ni vanua, me laveti tikoga\nLaga na sere me dei tu\nNa noda i bole Sau\nNoqu Kalou, noqu Vanua\nMe rokovi tikoga\nAi tavi dei, au sa tubena tu\nSau ni vanua me laveti tikoga.\nAu sucu me’u dauveidokai\nCola na Turaga, gauna kecega\nSau ni Vanua, me laveti tikoga.\nSa moce lei Sisi, sa moce!\nKemu i cavu na nomu i golegole.\nMai vakavuna nodra doce\nSo vei ira era dauvakote\nSa moce lei Sisi sa moce.\nNa balu i Sisi e rui dakoba\nDreu cavu vakadrau ni Tavola\nSo na gauna nida dausota\nSo e kavoro vakaca na utona\nSo e tavuki nona qavokavoka.\nNa balu i Sisi e rui dravia\nDreu cavu vakadreu ni kavika\nNi daukala tu na siga\nSisi na kemu i cavu dina\nSa moce lei Sisi sa moce!\nSo na gauna ni da yaco yani ki keri\nSo e saini mera masi teveli\nNi qai qiri tu na tini\nSo era tube i kakasivi\nE nodra kavoro vei iko noqu Sisi.\nVu ni noqu sesewa ni ko rogo vosa mai vei ira\nKauta vakatani na veivosa kece au cavuti kina\nKerekere vakacegu sa moce mo laiva noqu dina.\nSega soti ni yaga na veivosa ko la’ki rogoca mai\nKo a mai katona e yalomu vu ni nomu mai rawai\nGauna ni veitawasei sa roro tiko mai\nBaleti iko ga ni ko sa rui yalowai.\nAu nuitaka tu me daru na mai tiko marau\nMe vakayacori kina na yalayala me daru mai vau\nMo vakanadakuya kece nomu vosa ni tatau vei au\nNi ko sa luvata tani na nodaru mama ni vakamau.\nSa la’ki moce mada yani, isa, lei tamana\nTini dole na gauna ni ko sa mai vakatawayagataka\nKo la’ki tiko vakacegu me qai nomu na kalougata\nAu sa na lesu take ki na noqu veilasa makawa.\nSalusalu qoka ko qoroi kina\nReki taucoko na yalo e vukumu\nSa i iko au dautadra\nTaubena qoka, taubeni au\nSe mo taubena noqu yanuyanu\nWith these salusalu, we welcome you\nWith these salusalu we adore you\nEveryone tonight is grateful about you\nIt’s a moment of wishes come true.\nWear these salusalu you wear our hearts\nWear these salusalu you wear our islands\nSe me’u bau vakila\nNi na mai yaco tu\nNa lasa oqo\nAu rai lesuva tu\nNoqu bula voli mai\nVeirauti tu kei kemuni\nAu na daunanuma tu\nNa kalougata oqo\nNa yaloqu e serau\nAu sa na veisau\nAu sa kila oqo\nAu na dausotava tu\nE na gauna oqo\nVeirauti tu kei kemuni.\nBulabula dina gauna kecega\nKena i boi malumu daumuloci au\nSega tani tale, senijiale.\nNa kemu i boi\nSiga kei na bogi\nDua tu ga\nSega tani tale, senijiale\nRugurugua ka rui malumu\nKemu i boi kamica daumateca tu\nKe ra tu taucoko na veisenikau\nSega au digia, senijiale.\nIsa noqu koro\nVakarau me’u biuti iko tu\nRairai beka sa na vakadua\nNoqu tiko voli vei iko\nBau nanumi au noqu lako voli\nYacamu au na dauvalataka\nMo nanumi au tikoga ka tawa mudu\nMo na masulaki tikotikoga\nSega ni na yali\nDaudivi na kemu i rairai\nVeibogi ni daucila na vula\nVagagalu tu ko vuravura.\nDina mai muri\nKe’u sa na mani yaco tale mai\nAu sa na wili vakavulagi\nVei iko isa noqu koro\nSa na veisau e vuqa na ka\nMuria tu na toso ni gauna\nAu na tu voli ka vakararai\nNanuma lesu tale nodaru gauna\nCava me’u na kaya\nSa i tovo ni noda bula oqo\nAu na cala ke’u na dreti iko tale\nNoqu gauna sa sivi yani.\nSenikau cava tale beka sa vo\nSenibua, cevuga, makosoi, lagakali\nDauweroki tu ga\nUci, maba, caucau, viavia,\nNoqu senivau vula\nIsa! Noqu senivau vula\nSenikau rai yawa\nRui totoka taligoci tu ga\nAu seretaki iko\nMo na divi talega mai muri\nIsa! Noqu senivau vula.\nE vakaevei au ni ko vula voli\nE na wasa Pasifika\nKa cilavi iko voli na siga\nRugurugua, cagi mudre malua\nMai na kena veidelana kei na\nKena baravi veiniu nuku vula.\nIsa, mo vosoti au noqu senivau vula\nNi ko tu taudua.\nKo bula voli e na kedra maliwa\nNa veisenikau duiroka kei na vakanomodi\nEra dautukuni koya na manumanu vuka\nE memela na domodra\nMai na veitaba ni kau\n‘Ra raici iko ni ko galili voli.\nKila ni rui bibi\nAdi e rui ka bibi\nAu dodomo, domoni kemuni\nAdi e rui kabibi\nKila daulomani e ka dina kece\nAu domoni kemuni\nAu domoni kemuni.\nVeivosa kece mo katona kecega\nKua ni rogoca walega\nVosa kece mo katona kecega\nIsa lei matakaka\nAu masuta, masuta tikoga\nMe yacova na gauna ko ya\nVakamoce ga mai vei au\nNa rarawa au mai sota kaya\nGauna cava mo lesu mai vei au?\nMua yani na waqa me’u sa gole\nAu mai duri taudua tu\nYaloyalo vei au e na luluvu\nRui momosi na veitawasei.\nEna sega ni yali mai mataqu\nNa momosi ni nomu i vakarau\nKusa mai meda mai veisotari\nAu tu voli ka’u rui galili\nAu nanumi ga mai e na i vola\nMe yacova ni’u raici kemuni.\nMosimosi dina vei au\nTovolea tiko me’u vosota\nE na sega beka ni rawa\nYalomu kece au kerea\nEna rawa beka se sega\nDaru sota tale vakadua\nNomu sa lako vakadua\nIsa e vaka na tadra\nE na tawa mudu e yaloqu\nNoqu daunanumi iko voli\nNoqu masu tu e veisiga\nVeitalia se evei\nMe daru na sota mada\nSoqo vinaka ni da mai sota vakaturaga\nSeavu kina na rarawa ni lomada\nGunu yaqona kei na lasa kaivata\nBau cava tu na gunu ni da sota vakaitabavata\nDina ni da duidui yasana\nMe nanumi ga na ruku ni varada\nNoda i Soqosoqo se Vanua ni noda gunu vata\nDredre ga mo cegu, Isa Lei, Marama.\nGuilecava na rarawa kei na oca\nLevu veikeda era bula ocaoca\nSega e sivia ni da gunu ka veitalanoa\nVakasinai me rawa na tasi meda dui qai.\nMoni bau gade mai\nKina noqu koro lagilagi\nAu galala tu ko i au\nMo ni mai taukeni au\nMo rosi ni vale digitaki.\nNa noqu vosa dina qoka ni’u na dina\nMo Taukei ni vale vakadua\nKua ga ni vakasuka, yalomatau\nNi na yaco dina na gauna.\nNa veisureti dina qori\nKa sa rui mosimosi\nMai talevi au daudomoni\nSa i iko ga na noqu rosi\nAu gadreva lo voli\nMo mai saluwaki ni bogi.\nNi vanua rogo ka kilai levu ko Cakau\nSalusalu qoroi kei Ulu-i-qalau\nEra lili ka ra sala tu e taba ni kau\nE a vu sara mai na dua na turaga\nTotoka ka mata vinaka, divi ni yabe mai\nE a sa qai lewai mera vakatalai\nNodra yali no suidra ga e a qai laurai\nE delana ko ya e nodrava la’ki tu\nEra tagi ka ra laiva nodra i loloma dei\nOai kadre cake main a senikau talei\nTagimaucia na nodra i loloma dei\nE matalia ga na kena i vakarau\nKa ne rawa me se, ewa na Tui Cakau\nSakisaki e dai ni senikau dokai\nMatalau ka totoka tu na kena i rairai\nEra lili ka ra sala tu e tabanikau\nE ucui ira tu gone turaga ko ya\nQai kadre cake main a senikau talei\nTagimaucia na nodra I loloma dei.\nMe’u sa gole sobu yani ni Nubukalou\nNa levu ni lasa, na kasou kei na qoqolou\nE valoloma nodra i vosavosa na Bulou.\nDrau sa moca ko Akanisi kei Bale\nNa noqu i loloma mo drau biliga walega\nNi ko dauvosa, ko daumata dredre\nE vovoleka me mai kavoro noqu i ukalele\nAu qai diva na kemudrau munemuneke\nSa wacava me daru mai veikeve.\nVakarauwai ni daulutu na yakavi\nMe’u taubale cake yani ki Turaki\nMe’u veivuke na tubetube bilikani\nMe’u waraka me sogosogo tu na vale.\nVukivuki e na kena matau\nYalayala vei iko kei au\nMe yacova na siga ni vau.\nDua ga na bogi ni nodaru sota\nNomu veiwali kece au katona\nNoqu dina kece ko mai butakoca\nIa, mo la’ki maroroya.\nSo na gauna ni tavuki na lomaqu\nE dauvotu vei au na matamu\nVakaciria noqu vakanananu\nSa i iko noqu salusalu.\nAu rarawataka nomu sa takali\nDauvunia e lomaqu noqu tagi\nVovotu e mataqu noqu daulomani\nNoqu i loloma moce yani.\nTamaqu sa i iko ga na noqu i vakarau\nNoqu bula au sakitaki au\nRaici au ka’u doka\nKaya ni sa i au ga\nVuravura ni rui vou vei au.\nTamaqu, Isa tamaqu\nAu na cibitaka tikoga\nSai kemuni na noqu senikau\nVosoti au kina ni’u sakasaka\nIsa tamaqu, tamaqu dua bau.\nNa yacamu walega au na maroroya tu\nKa me kua ni ko rogorogo ca\nE na nomu i vunau ko a vulica vei au\nRawa kina me’u sauma na dinau.\nThree hundred islands in the sun\nWith warm climate happy people\nOnly just waiting to welcome\nStep from your ship or plane\nFabulous fishing welcomes you\nThe sport you’ll never miss\nYou will explore all of your dream\nIn all these islands in the sun\nFiji’s a jungle warm, friendly\nMiles of unspoilt nature’s beauty\nLush fresh and green, plains, mountains\nIn all these islands in the sun.\nFijian dishes welcome you\nPrawn in lolo, succulent pork\nFresh tropic fruits, pawpaws, mangoes\nNi rogici tiko, dua na rorogo\nRogo voli mai, rogoci tu oqo\nE na daurogoci tikotikoga\nKe sa na qai mudu na rorogo oqo\nKa yali qai Sinai vakadua tu\nQai Sinai vakadua tu na tobu\nE sa na daurorogo tikoga.\nKi vuni yaloqu na taro oqo\nE na dausagai tikotikoga\nE na gauna cava me na qai mudu\nNi rorogo tiko dua na rorogo\nNa drodro tu ni wai ki na tobu\nVua na Tui na Vunivalu\nMeda Vakamudu…muduo Vua\nNi nona kece….kece na lewa\nE na veiyabaki, sa oti tu\nSa sivia kece na noda i gu\nKa sa yacova dina tu\nBogi lockuci, bogi oqo.\nSa ka ni marau dina sara vei au,\nNi yaco na bula vei iko kei au\nNa wasa ka tu na wasa balavu\nKeirau sokota kei Yalo Tabu\nKamikamica noda dauveilasamaki\nSa qai yaco me’u biuti kabani\nNuitaka ni’u na lesu bula yani.\nIsa Oilelei na noqu seniuci\nNoqu bula tu na cagi mai muri\nO mai ovici au e na nomu i Tutuvi\nKoi au beka na kena i ubi.\nRosi walega na bai kei Marata\nNi cabe mai o vula e dela ni wasa\nVakaloloma na delai Kalekana\nNi’u yabeta tu na rara ni vula.\nVakatawase ni yaco na marau\nAu mai moce tu oqo e veikau\nLa’ki tiko vakacegu marau\nNa rarama levu e bikai au.\nVei iratou kece mai vale\nNoqu vakanuinui kece sara\nNi’u na lesuvi kemudou tale.\nTiri mai na wai ni mata ni rarawa vutugu\nBuca ni valu au mai butuka tu\nRogo mai na domo e memela\nMai na ulu ni noqu Matanitu.\nRai lesuva na yaloqu ka’u tagi\nVeigauna au sivia yani\nAu masulaka ki Vua mai Cake\nMe tou na sota bula tale mai vale.\nSo na gauna ni’u dauyalomarau\nNomu i vola e dauyaco mai vei au\nAu mai wilika tu oqo e veikau\nMe valataka na noda Ranadi Sau.\nVakarau tubuna mo sa takali\nKalokalo ni lomalagi era duitagi\nCila ni vula, mudre ni cagi me i saluwaki\nNodaru na veitawasei na Isa daulomani.\nNa momosi ni yaloqu e kila ko Nau\nNoqu i loloma drau na sala vata ena vuso ni biau\nA kerea mo bau la’ki nanumi au\nMo vosota ni’u vakaturuma na wai-ni-matamu.\nMai noqu tu na vakaloloma e matasawa\nVakaraica na vuso ni ua e baba ni waqa\nNomu takali Adi Senirosi ki nomu tebara\nMarau, dauvakamosi yalo, mai noqu na rarawa.\nE luluvu na lomaqu au via butuka\nIsa na bula ko cei me tukuna\nNi sa i Nukulau na koro ni kukuna\nIsa au tagi ka’u vakananuma\nE na noqu tu yawa ka via butuka.\nIsa au tagi e na noqu nanumi Suva\nNi’u sa tu yawa au via butuka\nIsa Kabani na matamu au nanuma\nNuitaka na noqu bula mo ni taura.\nTuraki, Naiqaqi era dautukuna\nDe mani rawa beka na qalo yani ki Suva\nKua ni guileca ‘o na i ka dua\nE na tegu domoni e daulutuka\nHili kei Draiba au qai daudiva\nE na suka ni lotu me’u gole yani kina.\nIsa na gauna au daunanuma\nMai Nukulau na nuku vulavula\nLiwa ni cagi na tau ni uca\nE vulici na i valu e na veiveigauna\nNa yaci i Viti kemami nanuma\nKo ni wele voli na wekada mai Suva.\nVAKAYATUYATU NI NOQU DODOMO\nVakayatuyatu ni noqu dodomo,\ne na nomu mai biuti au.\nJosese mai noqu tagane,\nnodrau veivosaki kece ko voroka.\nDina beka ni ko sa biuti au,\nNoqu gauna sa mai maumau\nSa baleti iko ga daulomani,\nTawa nanuma nodaru veikilai.\nNoqu tagane au sa mai rarawa\nE na nomu mai vosa walega\nAu kania na wai ni mataqu\nNi’u nanuma na gauna oti yani.\nSa i Mere dina beka na yalewa\nKo nanuma mo na mai taukena\nEna tawa guilecavi na matamu\nKei na vosa kecega ni yalayala.\nAu sa na vakamoce lei tukana\nVei iko noqu matavinaka\nAu na waraka tiko na gauna\nMo taukeni au kina vakadua.\nAu loloma kina nomuni Vanua\nSa i Gau ciri sara vakayawa\nKe na i kuri vei koya ko digitaka\nMe i sosomi kei Mere Sayaba.\nNi’u daunanuma lesu noqu vakasami ca\nAu na lesu tale vua de’u qai bera\nKi na nona vanua, vanua ni veisenikau.\nAi divi kei Viti noqu daulomani\nMomosi na utoqu vei rosi lomani\nNa noqu biuti koya au leqa vakaca\nOqo sa na lesu vakadua ki vua\nTorocake o Labasa e na soli\nAu sobu ki vanua e na bogi\nAu sota kei iratou na rosi\nBalu dravia ka ra qai mata momosi\nSa dina ni vakaitaukei o Vulovi.\nIsa so na siga\nAu loloma bibi\nNi’u dautadrai kemuni\nNoqu i loloma sobu ki boto ni wavu\nO Vulovi na vanua ni salusalu.\nNa yacadra au na sega ni tukuna\nAu na qai talanoataka vakamalua\nDe na sese kina noqu vakabauta\nE na vuku ni tekiteki vulavula\nSenijiale kei na senicevuga\nSa moce, say goodbye\nCila ni vula sobu i Drekeniwai\nTaladrodro ki na noqu lomanibai\nSa moce Nani kei Adi Lailai.\nKei na kena cakau\nNoqu Vanua, noqu Vanua\nDau kacivi ira lesu\nLuvemu tu yawa\nMe ra lesu tale mai\nKi na Vanua ni tadra\nCegu ni yago\nNa yalo talega\nVeibogi kei Viti\nGadrevi ka domoni\nNai boi ni salusalu\nKa me i lumu ni bogi\nPosted by Sai Lealea at 10:49 PM 5 comments Links to this post\nTui Cakau - Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu\nFiji Live - 27 August 2008\nThe heads of Fiji’s three confederacies have aired their concerns on the plight of indigenous Fijians while calling on the country’s largest Christian church to unite with the vanua.\nThe chiefs, Ratu Epenisa Cakobau, Ro Teimumu Kepa and Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu, made their presentation at the Centenary Church in Suva in the presence of more than 700 clergymen from around the country, who were attending the week-long annual Methodist Church conference. The chiefs head the Kubuna, Burebasaga and Tovata confederacies respectively, the three political divisions of traditional Fijian bureaucracy.\nRatu Naiqama presented a ‘tabua’ (whale’s tooth) to the outgoing Methodist Church President Reverend Laisiasa Ratabacaca while offering the chiefs’ support of the stand taken by the church earlier in the day to reject the draft People’s Charter, which proposes among other things a common name for all Fiji citizens.\n“Sega ni rawa ni ‘ada duadua na vanua…e sega ni rawa ni ‘ada duadua na lotu. E rawa ga ni da cakacaka vata, veilomani (the vanua and the church can not work alone, they have to work together),” he said.“E sega ni gauna rawarawa oqo. E dodonu me da veilomani. (This is not an easy time. We should unite and love one another).”\nRatu Naiqama said the chiefs of Fiji have been denied a voice with the suspension of the Great Council of Chiefs by the interim Government last year.Then he called on the support of the church on safeguarding the interests of indigenous Fijians, reiterating the chiefs’ strong rejection of the proposed People’s Charter, which he says has been imposed on the people.“E sega ni vakatarai me rogoci na domoi keimami. E da sa kalawaci.“Na kamunaga sa i tatau ni veigauna sa tu mai liu.\n“Me lomani na vanua ko Viti – na vanua ko Kubuna, Burebasaga kei Tovata.“Keimami sa sega sega sara ni duavata, au kuria….sega sega sara ni duavata kei na vakanananu e suguraki mai oqo.”Reverend Ratabacaca accepted the ‘tabua’ on behalf of the Church, saying it was easy to accept when the Tui Cakau (king of the reefs) went down on his knees to present it in the house of God.\nPatiliai Leqa, who acted as Rev Ratabacaca’s herald, said: “This is perhaps the first time for the three high chiefs of the three vanua to come down to us, your people. May you all be blessed”. “Our journey is now complete. May God’s will prevail on our land and may he be our Lord always…,” he said in the Fijian language as other men of the cloth sat in complete silence.\nChurch general secretary Reverend Tuikilakila Waqairatu, who yesterday labelled the Charter a “dangerous” document, escorted the chiefs out and later told reporters that the church stood as one with the vanua.“ he GCC is suspended. The only voice in society now to raise issues of the Fijian people is the Church,” he said.\nFiji Paramount Chiefs Raise Rights Worries\nDescendants of chiefs who ceded Fiji to Great Britain in 1874 say they are saddened that the 2006 coup has continued to undermine the rights and protection given to the Fijian people under the Deed of Session document. In a statement today, the traditional leaders and heads of Fiji’s three confederacies said they were obliged as moral guardians of Fijian interests to raise some serious implications on a number of issues in the draft People’s Charter.\nRatu Naiqama Lalabalavu, Ratu Epenisa Cakobau and Ro Teimumu Kepa issued the statement after calling for unity at the Methodist Church conference today. On the Charter proposal for all citizens be called ‘Fijians’, the chiefs said it is “a gross violation of what the term stands for including its spiritual, cultural and social significance to the Fijian people”.\nThey add: “We believe that only when ethnic and cultural differences are recognised and respected that we can work through the balancing of our diverse needs to ensure that the rights of all citizens and ethnic groups are provided for”.\nThe chiefs also expressed concern with the attempt to integrate provincial and advisory councils. “We see this as a direct attempt to undermine Fijian development and identity, and all that has been developed since the inception of the Fijian administration,” they said in the statement. “It also runs counter to the provisions of the UN Declaration of the Rights of the Indigenous Peoples which recognises the rights of indigenous peoples to self governance and self determination. “The provincial administration is our essential component of the Fijian administration (under the Fijian Affairs Act) and is linked directly to the Great Council of Chiefs. “These institutions had existed informally long before contact and were recognised by the colonial administrators and they were reconstructed to fit in the colonial machinery of Fijian administration.”\nRatu Naiqama said these two issues were critical to Fijians and were highly regarded by British monarch Queen Victoria during cession and recently adopted by the UN. He said the issues highlighted have come out of recent consultation and deliberation of traditional leaders and the heads of confederacies.\nPosted by Sai Lealea at 9:15 PM 4 comments Links to this post


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The Fiji Times Online | Nai Lalakai Online | Soli vakarawarawa na veivuke vakailavo\nSoli vakarawarawa na veivuke vakailavo UNAISI RATUBALAVU | Monday, February 12, 2018\nESA vakayacori eso na veisau me baleta na kena rawa ni tauri totolo na nomuni lavo na dau musuki tiko na nomuni lavo ni oti na veitalanoa se na bose ka vakayacori mai vei ratou na Tabana ni Lavo Musuki.\nVeisau e sa vakayacori ena i lavo e dau kerei ena vuku ni vuli, na somate, tawa cakacaka kei na veivuke ena ka ni tauvimate.\n?Dina ni dau vakabibitaki na kena maroroi e 70 na pasede na nomuni lavo me yacova na nomuni sa cegu mai ena cakacaka, esa tu talega na neitou kauwai ena vuku ni gagadre kei na veika e rawa ni yaco ni sebera na gauna ni nomuni cegu mai na cakacaka,? kaya o Jaoji Koroi, na i vakailesilesi liu.\n?Na bose ka vakayacori ( Member forums) e sa biuta e dua na vatavata ni veitalanoa mai vei kemuni na lewenivanua ki vei keitou na dauniveiqaravi ena Tabana ni Lavo Musuki.?\nEna veivuke me baleta na vuli, esa sega ni oka ga eke na nomu rawa ni veivuke vei ira na tacimu, na watimu se na luvemu, e sa rawa talega ni ko veivuke mona sauma na vuli ni nomu i tubutubu. Na i lavo ni veivuke ni vola ni vuli e sa tosoi cake, mai na $200 dua na i wasewase ni vuli, ki na $400.\nNa veivuke oqo ena soli ga kina veitabana ni vuli toro cake e kilai e Viti, ka veitarogitaki na vuli ko ni via vuli kina.\nVei ira na vuli e tiko kina na ?Certificate of Participation or Completion ena sega ni vukei.\nKevaka ko ni gadreva me veivuke ena nomuni tikotiko, me na vakau ga mai na tikidua mai na koronivuli ko vuli tiko kina.\nVei kemuni na laki vuli e valagi, ena rawa ni ra kerea na ilavo vei ira na Fomu 6 ka ra saumi, ka rawa ni soli e $2000 vei ira na gone e saumi ena sikolosivi na nodra vuli ena loma ni 6 na vula.\nEna veivuke vakailavo ni somate, na i lavo e dau soli ena somate e sa tubu mai na $1500 ki na $2000.\nE sa soli talega na galala ka yaco sara e 30 na siga kivei ira na wekana voleka e sa leqa oqo me ra na kerea mai na ilavo ni veivuke oqo.


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The Fiji Times » Bosei na auwa ni gauna ni valenidanisi\nBosei na auwa ni gauna ni valenidanisi\nE VEIVOSAKITAKI sara vakabibi na gauna ni dola ni vale ni veivakamarautaki mai vei na i taukei ni valenidanisi e Suva kei Nadi ka vakayacori e na ?Down Under? e na macawa sa oti\nE VEIVOSAKITAKI sara vakabibi na gauna ni dola ni vale ni veivakamarautaki mai vei na i taukei ni valenidanisi e Suva kei Nadi ka vakayacori e na ?Down Under? e na macawa sa oti.\nE a kau cake mai e levu sara na ka e bosei ena nodra mai sota oqo ena vuku ni kena kauwaitaki na bula raraba ka vaka kina na auwa ni kena dola tiko kina na vale ni veivakamarautaki.\nE bosei talega na sala ni kena cici tiko na veibisinisi oqo kei na nodra cau vakailavo ki na matanitu.\nE vakaraitaka ko Chris Cooke na i taukei ni valenidanisi na ?Down Under? ni vinaka cake me na saravi na i yaloyalo levu e na gauna e veitalanotaki kina na bisinisi.\nKaya ni ra a cau tale tikoga nai taukei ni veivalenidanisi ki na veika vakailavo ni matanitu ena kena saumi na vakacavacava, veivakacakacakataki kei na vale ni danisi e dua na vanua ka ra taqomaki vinaka kina na lewenivanua e na nodra mai gunu.\nA laveta cake talega mai o Cooke na auwa ni kena dola tiko na valenidanisi me vakalailaitaki ka na vakavuna na leqa. E kaya ni ra dau dola ga e na 3 na siga mai me yacova na 5 na kaloko e na mataka lailai ka sa mani vukei ira me rawa mai na i lavo kei na kena saumi na tamata cakacaka ka vaka kina na i vakacavacava e saumi lesu kina matanitu.\nTomana ka kaya o Cooke e rui ka bibi me vakaraitaki na cava dina na vuna e yaco tiko kina na veika oqo.\nKaya o koya nira dau qarauni ira vinaka na lewenivanua era dau mai vakayagataka na vanua ni veivakamarautaki oqo ka laurai mera maroroi vinaka, ia, na veika esa qai dau la?ki yaco e na taudaku ni valenidanisi e ratou sa na sega ni rawa ni cakava kina e dua na ka, ka dodonu me ratou na veiqaravi kina na ovisa. Rawa ni rau cakacaka vata na vale ni danisi kei na tabana ni ovisa e na nodra qarauni ka kauwaitaki na lewenivanua.\nKuria ka kaya o Cooke ena gauna era sa dau biuta kina na valenidanisi, era sa dau la?ki voli gunu mai na veivanua tale eso, ia na kena i soqoni kece esa dau qai mai beitaki tale tiko na valenidanisi ka dodonu me na laurai tale mada vakavinaka.\n2018 General Election: Great-grandmother relieved to cast her vote


SC notices to Centre, J&K on Vaiko''s plea seeking Farooq Abdullah''s release\n16 September 2019 Last Updated at 11:56 am | Source: IANS\nOutlook September 16, 2019 11:56 IST SC notices to Centre, J&K on Vaiko''s plea seeking Farooq Abdullah''s release\nNew Delhi, Sep 16 (IANS) The Supreme Court on Monday issued a notice to the Centre on MDMK General Secretary Vaiko''s habeas corpus petition seeking the release of former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Farooq Abdullah from detention.\nA bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi asked the Centre as well as the J&K administration to file their responses on Vaiko''s plea and listed the matter for further hearing on September 30.\n"The actions of the respondents (government) are completely illegal and arbitrary and violative of the right to protection of life and personal liberty, right to protection from arrest and detention and also against right to free speech and expression which is the cornerstone of a democratic nation," said the plea filed by advocate G. Ananda Selvam on Vaiko''s behalf.


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