It is called "regu". Like the Maoris in New Zealand - their noses touch each other/ sniff. This is too say hello, same in Fiji a "Regu" or sniffing of your cheeks is like a kiss to say thankyou, welcome, or so long.
LOL what i do is take a peice of fabric that isn't needed... write on it with the marker .. then sniff the opposite side of the fabric that you wrote on.. it works pretty well lol
Because Australia and Fiji were considered major colonies for the British, but Singapore was just an establishment.
A lot of people think that the face in geometry is the side of a three dimensional figure, but it can really mean the specific side of a 2-d figure as well. Face just means the front of a figure for the side you're looking at. You can have the face of a circle, for example. It just means the side of the circle you're referring to.
Rugby Union is a very popular sport in Fiji and the international side has competed in five of the six Rugby World Cups making the quarter finals in 1987 and 2007. Fiji is particularly adept at the Sevens form of the game.
right side!
There is abosolute no way in fliying for a short time from Baghdad to Fiji since Afghanistan is on the other side of Fiji. You will have to take transits depending on your route either through France/South Korea/Japan to Fiji.
The side of your face is called the profile
a face is 1 side of a geometric solid.
If a dog sniffs inside that means that the dog needs to go out side to go to the bathroom. Another reason is that it is hungry and sniffing for food.
Instead of the usual "face-to-face" hug that most people do, a side hug is when you stand side-on to somebody (shoulder-to-shoulder) and put one arm over the other persons shoulder, and pull them in. It means you are very protective of your friends.
A tadpole breathes with gills on the side of its face. These gills are on either side of their face, and these are the holes that you would see on the side of a frogs face when they are full grown.
Cars Trucks Buses Vans Planes Boats Ships Trains (only for the sugracane plant) Fiji drives on the right hand side and road signs are usually in British styles.