Hello, thank you for these comments! 😊😊😊I have spent a lot of times travelling around the Fijian islands and I have wonderful memories of the people and of every place I went to..
My mother and father had six children and we always bought our fruit and veg needs from the markets here in Brisbane, Australia and our meat at the bulk butchers which was located next door to the fruit and veg markets.
Vic, hope it's not too late but the fruit @ 17:40 is called soursop. After watching your videos I am planning a trip to Fiji. We lived in the Marshall Islands, many many years ago and my wife loves the Pacific Islands. Thanks for your videos and keep them coming.
The red flower bud looking / round pointy pod fruits are called Roselle or Jamaican Sorrel. They make a delicious drink or jam! We are growing them here in Saipan! :)
16:33 moringa or saijan fruits called drumsticks. excellent nutrient value, combined value surpasses most food sources. after that we have the bitter gourd which is also really good for you
The fruit in 16.41 to 17.00 is called Bitter Melon and it is Chinese . Also the fruit on 17.41 is called COURSOP and it is also Chinese. Hope this helped
lol... I went to this market yesterday to buy food for today (everything is closed ehre in Fiji because of coronavirus).. trying to find things to keep me occupied... I will be here at least until April 3rd now because my flight to Japan has been cancelled..
it's my first time watching these vid and I like it I miss my hometown
Wonderful sights and sounds. Fiji is beautiful and full of life.
People are friendly, and welcoming.
Great upload 👍
Hello, thank you for these comments! 😊😊😊I have spent a lot of times travelling around the Fijian islands and I have wonderful memories of the people and of every place I went to..
Alot of organic nutritious food..
Inexpensive and delicious, as well!! 🙂🙂
I was there 2 weeks ago. Back in California now
WOW! I spent a lot of time in Nadi (I was stuck there during the Covid pandemic)... Thank you for watching!! 🙂🙂
My mother and father had six children and we always bought our fruit and veg needs from the markets here in Brisbane, Australia and our meat at the bulk butchers which was located next door to the fruit and veg markets.
Hello, thank you for your comments!! 👍👍👍
Thanks for the information sir, i appreciate you telling us the Prince of the fruits and vegetables,
Hello, thank you for your comments!! 👍👍👍
Vic, hope it's not too late but the fruit @ 17:40 is called soursop. After watching your videos I am planning a trip to Fiji. We lived in the Marshall Islands, many many years ago and my wife loves the Pacific Islands. Thanks for your videos and keep them coming.
Thank you for the clarification and for your comments!!
The red flower bud looking / round pointy pod fruits are called Roselle or Jamaican Sorrel. They make a delicious drink or jam! We are growing them here in Saipan! :)
Hello, thank you for your comments!!
Amazing video
Hello, thank you for your comments!!
16:33 moringa or saijan fruits called drumsticks. excellent nutrient value, combined value surpasses most food sources. after that we have the bitter gourd which is also really good for you
+Shawan Crankson Kumeaux Thank you for clarifying all these points for us and for viewing my videos!!
this is the first video I've seen till the end. nicely done.u made me hungry
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Good market
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Lol...📹👍...super to get it all soooo easy on Fiji. ....🚢......
Nice yumyum .......👋👀❤🌏🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞stay cool😂
I had a great time videotaping this market in Nadi, one of my very first videos in Fiji.. it seems like yesterday..
great now I wanna go bk to my hometown so bad but I'm still enjoying nz
I loved Fiji and I hope to go back one day.. Thank you for viewing my videos..
Well done on 11,058 subscribers!
+Oliwier EB Thank you, my channel is now growing by about 50 subscribers per day, not bad...
Just completed 100,000 subscribers!! I saw this comments from you when I had crossed 11,000 subscribers!!
You had the hairy melon (for soup) followed by daikon or Chinese radish and after that it could be a type of dragon fruit.
Thank you, I did not know any of these fruits or vegetables...
do you remember the name of this market? thanks for the video!
It is the central market in Nadi, right at the centre of the city!
The fruit in 16.41 to 17.00 is called Bitter Melon and it is Chinese . Also the fruit on 17.41 is called COURSOP and it is also Chinese. Hope this helped
Thank you very much!! You can see that I had no idea what all these kinds of fruit were.. Thank you for viewing my videos!!
The vegetable @ 17:03 is bottle gourd. We make a South Indian dish with it called "kootu".
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Hey there...😉
How u going today?(2020)
Stay cool &don't get bored😉🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓☺
lol... I went to this market yesterday to buy food for today (everything is closed ehre in Fiji because of coronavirus).. trying to find things to keep me occupied... I will be here at least until April 3rd now because my flight to Japan has been cancelled..
13:15 I think you made a mistake on these they are not bananas those are Plantain.
Yes, I made a mistake, thank you for the correction!