2021年5月2日 · Sergeant Leone Lesiwai will always be considered as Fiji’s most famous policeman with the Fijian incomparab­le “bui ni ga”. Sergeant Lesi, from the beautiful islands of Kadavu, was considered a legend among everyone who knew him. In later years, Sergeant Lesi became a star in the Australian television series, Adventures of the Seaspray.

2010年5月28日 · DA Know what "Bui Ni Ga" means? (I believe its fijian) I found a drunk note on my phone the next morning, simply saying "Bui Ni Ga". This happend while i was in suva, fiji. Please help me find out what it means Archived post. …

In her 2016 PHA presentation, she described Fiji as a birthplace of the afro/bui ni ga, a symbol of Afrocentricity with the people wearing their “hair like a halo” with unbraided and unshaven glory (Teaiwa 172). Additionally, through informal conversations, I have heard about Fijian oral histories that report of their migration to the ...

A respondent says „the famous „‟Bui-Ni-Ga‟‟ which was unique is slowly fading away and it is due to the latest fashionable hairstyles‟. A similar view is expressed by another respondent who states „girls prefer to have straightened hair instead of the i-taukei „Bui-Ni-Ga‟. Eating habits-during the research it was found that ...

46. kunekune na yaloka ni dilio. 31 47. vaka na gunu meleni. 31 48. kan a bui ni vuaka. 31 49. talai vakatoa. 31 50. gone somisise. 32 51. silima na gau ni dali. 32 52. e sega ni ura me sa tei damu. 32 53. loaloa sega na kena uca. 33 54.

2018年12月4日 · gunu wai ni bele. Literally translated as ”To drink the boiled juice of the hibiscus spinach (bele) (which is unpleasant!).” It means that someone is humiliated and / or being reprimanded. The reef heron (belo) is the subject of 2 idioms: 11. domo ni belo Literally translated as “The cry of a heron.” It means that an individual has had ...

The larger the ‘ BUI NI GA’ the more impressive. A short clip of how mother dearest changed the ‘ Grinch ‘... ‘ BUI NI GA ‘ is the name given by Fijians to this traditional way of styling one’s hair!

2018年5月21日 · BUINIGA - THAT IS...BUI-NI-GA... a Literal translation or a word for word rendering? So, why did they name this hairstyle so, as seen here with this Fijian warrior ...

Fijian hairstyle ornately combed upward "bui ni ga" 1890s. Fiji Museum Publicat de GABRIEL - ADRIAN la 6:04 PM. Email This BlogThis! Share to X Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. Etichete: FIJI. No comments: Post a Comment. Newer Post Older Post Home. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

Fijian hairstyle ornately combed upward “bui ni ga” (afro). Circa: 1890s. (c) Fiji Museum. Previous. Next. Return to Curating Pacific Spaces: Oceania and the White Cube