Fiji is different from other Pacific countries.. especially Melanesian state because we don't know what betel nut used for? and for what purpose? It's not known and not used in Fiji.
absolutely love the Fijian way of life. I am from PNG and betelnut chewing, although is culturally embedded in our lifestyle, continues to be a health problem and the stains are an eyesore in our towns and cities.
@@Nomadic_Melanesian I observed betel nut chewing is not a practice here in Fiji as it is in PNG and Solomon Islands. However, they have started selling betel nut at the Suva Market (see my other video 'Walkabout in Suva...') for betel nut chewers mainly Solomon Islands and PNG people studying/working in Fiji. At the moment, there is no specific (to my knowledge) ban on selling/chewing betel nut and the town and everywhere remains clean and free of betel nut stain! So I think people are also conscious of this when they chew.
Another lovely video yeah you have lovely contents all the time. Oh ROC yeah best ever market for years. Thanks for your videos. Meself also watching from Suva Fiji Islands. Last time been to ROC December 2022 January 2023 and didn't go February and March . April shall go. Mostly we go to buy cooked food.
Yep at least Tappoo City open again until 9pm or 10pm Sundays that is great. So true that is like normal hours opening for years before 2020. Only the buses services still the same for decades on Sundays and Public Holidays.
Only public transportation going until morning hours city to towns and vice versa are taxis and minibusses. Yet minibusses don't follow bus routes most of them only the main highway Suva To Nausori and other smaller towns. The only one licensed to go all streets highways are the taxis 24 hours some bases. Some bases just up to 2am for 7 days. More videos
Oh meself have great University of the South Pacific friends of Long ago from Solomon Islands in 90s. The laughter spoilings and eating beetlenuts like Mr King he is the most kindest always inviting us to go with him to his flat with other Solomon Islands students in Suva City. I didn't go though only other girls went. There is Mr Rodney and Bruno from Tikopia Island who is named after a dog his friends said and Camari Bainivalu. Well they were the best friends because all we did is that roam around everywhere when no classes.
Yeah meself think buses every Sunday is still like that one hour and then arrive. Including public holidays I think still the same. Only weekdays and Saturdays every 15 minutes most residentials.
On Sundays for Pizza nowadays in Suva City 2023???????? Yep Tappoo City and Hotels. Harbour Centre closes on Sunday Pizza King used to open there. The late Vatulele ANZ Bank officer wife worked there Pizza King. MHCC Food court used to have cafes selling Pizzas as well. Damodar City Sports City Wishbone Pizza. Yet far away right.
You saw Kinoya bus???????? DeCees Brown color right yeah some Solomon Islanders part Kadavu used to be there meself distant relative Aunty Viri the late her daddy Solomon Islands mother Kadavu. Cousin Joy Qalivutu Green. You guys in Wailoku right yeah Solomon Islands people also there and Caubati Wainivula as well
Suva looks so clean. No sign of a betelnut stain in sight.
We don't have betel nuts in Fiji. Only found /grown/ and eaten in Papua New Guinea
Fiji is different from other Pacific countries.. especially Melanesian state because we don't know what betel nut used for? and for what purpose? It's not known and not used in Fiji.
absolutely love the Fijian way of life. I am from PNG and betelnut chewing, although is culturally embedded in our lifestyle, continues to be a health problem and the stains are an eyesore in our towns and cities.
@@Nomadic_Melanesian I observed betel nut chewing is not a practice here in Fiji as it is in PNG and Solomon Islands. However, they have started selling betel nut at the Suva Market (see my other video 'Walkabout in Suva...') for betel nut chewers mainly Solomon Islands and PNG people studying/working in Fiji. At the moment, there is no specific (to my knowledge) ban on selling/chewing betel nut and the town and everywhere remains clean and free of betel nut stain! So I think people are also conscious of this when they chew.
hahahahahahaha they afraid to eat the beetlenuts the Fijians
Hey God bless always more videos thanks
thank yu for bringing back memories....VINAKA
This is good you love living in Fiji Islands as well making great videos all the time respect. Yep also watching your other countries videos.
Another lovely video yeah you have lovely contents all the time. Oh ROC yeah best ever market for years. Thanks for your videos. Meself also watching from Suva Fiji Islands. Last time been to ROC December 2022 January 2023 and didn't go February and March . April shall go. Mostly we go to buy cooked food.
Oh bula kid David looking great as always
Yep at least Tappoo City open again until 9pm or 10pm Sundays that is great. So true that is like normal hours opening for years before 2020. Only the buses services still the same for decades on Sundays and Public Holidays.
Only public transportation going until morning hours city to towns and vice versa are taxis and minibusses. Yet minibusses don't follow bus routes most of them only the main highway Suva To Nausori and other smaller towns.
The only one licensed to go all streets highways are the taxis 24 hours some bases. Some bases just up to 2am for 7 days.
More videos
Oh meself have great University of the South Pacific friends of Long ago from Solomon Islands in 90s. The laughter spoilings and eating beetlenuts like Mr King he is the most kindest always inviting us to go with him to his flat with other Solomon Islands students in Suva City. I didn't go though only other girls went. There is Mr Rodney and Bruno from Tikopia Island who is named after a dog his friends said and Camari Bainivalu. Well they were the best friends because all we did is that roam around everywhere when no classes.
I ❤ Suva, watching from Philippines
Thank you for watching! 😊😊
Yeah meself think buses every Sunday is still like that one hour and then arrive. Including public holidays I think still the same. Only weekdays and Saturdays every 15 minutes most residentials.
On Sundays for Pizza nowadays in Suva City 2023???????? Yep Tappoo City and Hotels. Harbour Centre closes on Sunday Pizza King used to open there. The late Vatulele ANZ Bank officer wife worked there Pizza King.
MHCC Food court used to have cafes selling Pizzas as well.
Damodar City Sports City Wishbone Pizza. Yet far away right.
Even one of meself aunty from Valeni village Cakaudrove Vanua Levu she married to Solomon Islander as well TataYavu all their sons darker.
hahahahahahaha yeah Suva is rainy city
Watching from Micronesia
Thanks for watching. Bula from Fiji.
Are you from Papua New Guinea or Solomon Island?
You saw Kinoya bus???????? DeCees Brown color right yeah some Solomon Islanders part Kadavu used to be there meself distant relative Aunty Viri the late her daddy Solomon Islands mother Kadavu. Cousin Joy Qalivutu Green. You guys in Wailoku right yeah Solomon Islands people also there and Caubati Wainivula as well
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Bula :)