Igiladi = England (g and d both have an n before them in Fijian, so it makes a bit more sense!)
yaloka ni mata = eye (literally 'egg of face')
siqeleti katakata = jumper (literally 'hot singlet')
pikiniki = picnic
radini vale = housewife (literally 'queen of the house')
rakavi = rugby
keke = cake! (ti = tea, bia = beer...all makes sense really)
mu = bottom (sorry Moo!)
Clockwise from left they are: Kathleen (NZ/30 year Fiji resident), Savaira (teacher), Susan (USA), Chica and Yoshi (Japan).

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