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Hi jin iam frm fiji nice to see people appreciating our small beautiful island nation P.s the lemon u dont eat like that, way to sour u can make a really refreshing lemonade out of it and so much more u can do with that lemon
Oh u can just buy one dalo and peel it and boil it in water with little salt.... Make sure to cut it in pieces before boiling and also poke it with a knife after it softens then drain the boil water and eat it with noodles
Hi, I'm from Fiji. We don't eat the small sour citrus fruit. We use it like lime or lemon and squeeze it on fish or other foods that require it. Really enjoyed your video. We in Fiji call it kumquat but it's actually calamansi
Hello, Fijian here, love the fact your sharing more about Fiji here since most people don't know the country, but yeah quite shocked to see this vid but it's really good and really hope you're enjoying your time here!
Jin, it's soooo good seeing you coming back strong. Your videos are always very interesting and for those of us who have seen ALL your videos you seem like family. We are enjoying your explorations and we thank you very much. Stay positive and healthy 🌴🚴🌴 🌊 ⛷🌊
Look like great place to visit the Fiji 🇫🇯 South Pacific cycling 🏕️🚴thank you sharing youtube video stayed safe take care enjoy yourself in fiji 🇫🇯 💕💕💖
Hello Jin. I like these videos a lot. They simply let me take part in your everyday life and give you an unvarnished impression of cycling. Interesting how it feels in de fiji. Thank you for taking us, we'd love to come back. Greetings Bernhard
Thanks Jin - great video. Checking out fresh markets, fruit & veg, meat, fish whatever, is one of my favourite things to do when I am travelling Take care and stay safe. Besos y abrazos desde Espana!.
Jin I've noticed recently you've started saying "like" a lot, usually you don't say it at all, just noticed on the last video. I've heard that Samoa is the very best place to get interesting fruit but Fiji looks pretty good too! My wife is Korean and she dislikes sour fruit ha ha ha
I will try to speak less like haha. I feel I use "Okay, So, And, Alright," a lot. I've tried to not speak "You know". But Okay, So, And, Alright are difficult to fix. Now one more to add "like" 🤣
hahahahahahahaha Todd your wife is Korean??????? Why worry here in Fiji the Grace Orgaisation here in Fiji for some years now. They opened many cafes pharmacies and other shops in Viti Levu. They bought land in Navua and have a mixed cropping farm there. Meself bought stuffs from them for years. Did you know they have a new mall now near their farm in Navua? Yeah visit Fiji go check them out with your Korean wife.
Bula Jin so you also able to make it to Fiji islands now that is great. Yeah Fiji islands still the same. Nadi town looks fabulous it is a flooding town. Nearly every cyclone season from November to April sometimes they experience super floods. Maybe because it is a gift for those who swim. To swim and enjoy nature hahahahahahahaha. Anyways nice awesome channel. Meself just came across your channel through recommended link few days ago. Very good to see you tourists back in the South Pacific region making the tourism industry kicking again respect.
Was not expecting you to eat the Kumquat like that lol. It's meant for Juice or a sour condiment you add to food. Pretty sure I saw you fixing your bike on the side of the road and I was thinking to myself she must be going the distance with that set up then I see this recommendationon on TH-cam, super on point. I've wanted to do something like that, I've driven around Viti Levu took me 3 days but not by bicycle, glad you're cycling around Fiji.
The smaller citrus is kumquat. Excellent for juice (with sugar) or as a condiment for some dishes or seafood. Not generally for eating! Thanks for showing our country. #openforhappiness
New sub from Fiji, btw that small citrus fruit is 'kumquat', it is mostly used in making juices, salad dressing and 'kokoda' not for eating unless you have high sour tolerance. Good content.
My home town. I spoke to an Australian native last night and he said that his heard from his eldest story’s pass down from pass generations about the land call Fiji that the fruits 🍉 🍎 🍌 from that land are so delicious. That’s why they are big referring to the Fijian people as giant build
Bula nice video. Nice oranges but they didn't explain to you about the oranges but the second plate it's a Lemon not an orange😂 Watching here at Hawks Bay Haistings NZ ✌️
hello Jin. can I make a suggestion? I'm not sure how long you are staying in Fiji, but you might get donars from Fjji by getting a "phone wallet" from digital, so people, can contribute to your local expenses. Go into Digital office and they will explain to you.Sorry, that should read "digicel" and not " digital"
If anyone is interested, in a Fiji market, veggies and root crops are sold in heaps, bundles and like for the kumquat, chilles in heaps on the plates. She was in Nadi and the mandarin grows locally and in season, oranges and apples are imported, pineapples are grown locally and during season it is very sweet. The Dalo is Taro. Local root crop that is essential in all Fijian household just like plantain, tapioca, sweet potatoes and yam. Taro and tapioca are consumed daily whilst the rest are during seasons. Just to add, I notice she asked like for one piece of the fruit cause I understand she was cycling. It’s okay to ask for one piece but just keep in mind that for some fruits, it’s either sold in heaps or bundles so make sure to take an extra shopping bag. But for apples, oranges, there are stall where they sell individual and you just have to fill a plastic bag.
It seems Nadi is very hot and humid place in Fiji. Feel like 34c degree during the day. But the south and east part is a bit cooler? I need to cycle all around to figure out. Haha. Currently I am 100km far from Nadi and local people in south always say "Nadi is too hot!!". Haha
That small orange kinda thing you ate, its tangerine. Its not used for eating raw like how you did it. Its used to make pickles or the juice is used to make lemonade, or used in curries.
cringed when you started to peel the kumquat (the small orange looking fruit). It is sour, ideal for use like lemons. Make lemonade style drink with these kumquats.
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Hi jin iam frm fiji nice to see people appreciating our small beautiful island nation
P.s the lemon u dont eat like that, way to sour u can make a really refreshing lemonade out of it and so much more u can do with that lemon
Oh u can just buy one dalo and peel it and boil it in water with little salt.... Make sure to cut it in pieces before boiling and also poke it with a knife after it softens then drain the boil water and eat it with noodles
How is your experience in Fiji rate it from 1 to 100%...?
Hi, I'm from Fiji. We don't eat the small sour citrus fruit. We use it like lime or lemon and squeeze it on fish or other foods that require it. Really enjoyed your video. We in Fiji call it kumquat but it's actually calamansi
Hello, Fijian here, love the fact your sharing more about Fiji here since most people don't know the country, but yeah quite shocked to see this vid but it's really good and really hope you're enjoying your time here!
Hi sam 👋
It's nice to see that you seem to have rediscovered your enthusiasm for exploration in Fiji 😃👍
Jin, it's soooo good seeing you coming back strong. Your videos are always very interesting and for those of us who have seen ALL your videos you seem like family. We are enjoying your explorations and we thank you very much. Stay positive and healthy
🌴🚴🌴 🌊 ⛷🌊
Hi I am from Fiji. Hope you are enjoying your time here. Stay blessed hun ❤
Look like great place to visit the Fiji 🇫🇯 South Pacific cycling 🏕️🚴thank you sharing youtube video stayed safe take care enjoy yourself in fiji 🇫🇯 💕💕💖
Thanks 🥰
Thank you jin so sweet 💗💖💕
Hello Jin. I like these videos a lot. They simply let me take part in your everyday life and give you an unvarnished impression of cycling. Interesting how it feels in de fiji. Thank you for taking us, we'd love to come back. Greetings Bernhard
Awww love this thank you for showing the islands cany wait to see more
Cheeehooo
Welcome to Fiji 🇫🇯
Great to see you back on your journey home
Always interesting…! Great video. 👍👌
And Nandi is the best because of all the nice ocean there in the resorts!
Fruits are the best! ☺️✌️💚
Yes they are! I love green stuff too! :)
@@universewithme
Me, too, Jin, green is my
FAVOURITE colour!!!! 😊
@@srrfounder1 💚
Thanks Jin - great video.
Checking out fresh markets, fruit & veg, meat, fish whatever, is one of my favourite things to do when I am travelling
Take care and stay safe.
Besos y abrazos desde Espana!.
Jin I've noticed recently you've started saying "like" a lot, usually you don't say it at all, just noticed on the last video. I've heard that Samoa is the very best place to get interesting fruit but Fiji looks pretty good too! My wife is Korean and she dislikes sour fruit ha ha ha
What do you mean? It's like or I like? Do I repeat same word too much? 🤣
@@universewithme I think they call it a "filler" word
@@ToddNZMTB We like like 😊
I will try to speak less like haha. I feel I use "Okay, So, And, Alright," a lot. I've tried to not speak "You know". But Okay, So, And, Alright are difficult to fix. Now one more to add "like" 🤣
hahahahahahahaha Todd your wife is Korean??????? Why worry here in Fiji the Grace Orgaisation here in Fiji for some years now. They opened many cafes pharmacies and other shops in Viti Levu. They bought land in Navua and have a mixed cropping farm there. Meself bought stuffs from them for years.
Did you know they have a new mall now near their farm in Navua? Yeah visit Fiji go check them out with your Korean wife.
I'm happy that Koreans are coming to fiji and l live in nadi
Lol
There's many rich Koreans everywhere.
Lol to the last fruit 😄 we use that when we eat fish 😉
Come to Suva market it's bigger and has more tropical varieties .
Welcome to Fiji Islands 💕🥰
Bula. Thank you for visiting our beautiful Fiji.
I'm from Fiji watch this video makes me pourd to de a Fijian
Bula Jin so you also able to make it to Fiji islands now that is great. Yeah Fiji islands still the same. Nadi town looks fabulous it is a flooding town. Nearly every cyclone season from November to April sometimes they experience super floods. Maybe because it is a gift for those who swim. To swim and enjoy nature hahahahahahahaha.
Anyways nice awesome channel. Meself just came across your channel through recommended link few days ago. Very good to see you tourists back in the South Pacific region making the tourism industry kicking again respect.
Was not expecting you to eat the Kumquat like that lol. It's meant for Juice or a sour condiment you add to food. Pretty sure I saw you fixing your bike on the side of the road and I was thinking to myself she must be going the distance with that set up then I see this recommendationon on TH-cam, super on point. I've wanted to do something like that, I've driven around Viti Levu took me 3 days but not by bicycle, glad you're cycling around Fiji.
The smaller citrus is kumquat. Excellent for juice (with sugar) or as a condiment for some dishes or seafood. Not generally for eating! Thanks for showing our country. #openforhappiness
Hey I think I saw you the other day, Tuesday I think, on your bicycle, somewhere between Sigatoka and Pacific Harbour.
Bula! Awesome video!
I love fiji
Hey sis......loved this video......very nice..🥰
Great stuff!
I was waiting for you to chew into the lime you bought, you only do that once :) but if you squeeze the juice over canned tuna, its the bomb!
Hi jin so good to see more videos love from Scotland Dave.
Fijians are the friendliest people on earth.
Next time also buy an apple and two pens. Pen. Pineapple. Apple. Pen. 😀
🤣
New sub from Fiji, btw that small citrus fruit is 'kumquat', it is mostly used in making juices, salad dressing and 'kokoda' not for eating unless you have high sour tolerance. Good content.
Also kumquat makes world's best jam
@@mickzammit6794 Yep guava too😋😋
@@emosijougavule2561 Guava jelly? For sure
@@emosijougavule2561 Fiji is the most beautiful part of the south pacific. Like Jamaica without the clouds of ganja smoke.
Awwww u came to my home island 💜💜🥰😍
Kamsahamnida... for the video.
Wow, I'm from fiji.
Wow, good for u
I am your new subcriber watching from Manila Philippines Mabuhay
Great Video.
looks like paradise for vegetarians 🙂
It isnt
My home town. I spoke to an Australian native last night and he said that his heard from his eldest story’s pass down from pass generations about the land call Fiji that the fruits 🍉 🍎 🍌 from that land are so delicious. That’s why they are big referring to the Fijian people as giant build
Hi. Just wanna let you know that the smaller fruit is called kumquat. It's like lemon. Enjoy your holiday🤩
Fiji is a place to be 🥰🥰
Bula nice video. Nice oranges but they didn't explain to you about the oranges but the second plate it's a Lemon not an orange😂 Watching here at Hawks Bay Haistings NZ ✌️
hello Jin. can I make a suggestion? I'm not sure how long you are staying in Fiji, but you might get donars from Fjji by getting a "phone wallet" from digital, so people, can contribute to your local expenses. Go into Digital office and they will explain to you.Sorry, that should read "digicel" and not " digital"
Very nice content
This island looks a lot like Mauritius, tiny island on the east coast of Madagascar.
That's interesting to hear! 🤩
That's true and I'm from fiji. We are very alike,our cultural diversity and land it's similar
It's sweeter & more tasty because it's all organic 🙂
If anyone is interested, in a Fiji market, veggies and root crops are sold in heaps, bundles and like for the kumquat, chilles in heaps on the plates. She was in Nadi and the mandarin grows locally and in season, oranges and apples are imported, pineapples are grown locally and during season it is very sweet. The Dalo is Taro. Local root crop that is essential in all Fijian household just like plantain, tapioca, sweet potatoes and yam. Taro and tapioca are consumed daily whilst the rest are during seasons.
Just to add, I notice she asked like for one piece of the fruit cause I understand she was cycling. It’s okay to ask for one piece but just keep in mind that for some fruits, it’s either sold in heaps or bundles so make sure to take an extra shopping bag. But for apples, oranges, there are stall where they sell individual and you just have to fill a plastic bag.
Excellent Jin, what’s the temperature over there and humidity ?
It seems Nadi is very hot and humid place in Fiji. Feel like 34c degree during the day. But the south and east part is a bit cooler? I need to cycle all around to figure out. Haha. Currently I am 100km far from Nadi and local people in south always say "Nadi is too hot!!". Haha
@@universewithme Looks hot Jin, stay hydrated! You are doing great
An awesome thing to do. Not many tourists though
The littles ones are for squuezing in salads or fish or making juice lol
Hi ..🤣don't eat the small citrus...it's rilly good in making juice...regards frm fiji islands
That small orange kinda thing you ate, its tangerine. Its not used for eating raw like how you did it.
Its used to make pickles or the juice is used to make lemonade, or used in curries.
It's actually a kumquat. It makes beautiful jam
@@mickzammit6794 yeah kumquat or tangerine. We say both things.
Never tried it as a jam though.
@@botsjunior895 In my opinion no jam is better. Maybe you tube can give you a recipe.
💚💚
Fiji is best
Hi, did you see any bats while you were there? such as fruit bats or others? Shalom from Israel.
Come to ba market
Hey love your videos please make it longer with commentary
Dont like your vid without commentary
We don't eat the smaller one (called kumquat) like that we make juice out of it 😁
Wow 🤩 Jin , it must be so hot 🥵, I saw the sweat 😅 running off your face
😅🌞🥵
🤟🤟
I live in Fiji
cringed when you started to peel the kumquat (the small orange looking fruit). It is sour, ideal for use like lemons. Make lemonade style drink with these kumquats.
Isn't that lautoka market ?
Nadi market :)
The last fruit,we fijians don't eat it... we sequzee it in the food like fish with coconut milk (lolo).... no wonder your mouth is watery😂
The second thing you ate is kumquat... its in lemon family you don't eat it like itself it's not a fruit 😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Nadi town ....
Im from fiji
WHAT IS THE LOCAL CURRENCY ?
US $ OR LOCAL DOLLARS ? 🤔
They have their own money called Fijian Dollar (FJD). $1USD = $2.22FJD
Fiji $Dollars$.
*cycling : 'can you read the sub-titles' ?! ~
🦍
Jin,? Fiji nation look like indonesie
We do have Austronesian connection so yes
Indo Pacific.
Hahhahahhaa don't eat the kumquat it's very sour we mainly use it to flavour food or make juice not to eat like that😆
fun fat : half of the population is filled with Indians and the rest is Fijians ....like bruh
Koreans.