Remote Work

1. E tiko beka e dua na vanua ni coworking e voleka tiko?

   Is there a coworking space nearby?

   Usage

   Asking about nearby coworking spaces

   Grammar Note

   "E tiko beka" = "is there". "Tiktikia" breaks Fijian (C)V syllable structure and is not a word; "near" is voleka

2. Na password ni wifi e cava?

   What is the WiFi password?

   Usage

   Asking for the WiFi password

   Grammar Note

   "e cava" = "what is it"

3. Na wifi e yaga vinaka e dua ki na video call?

   Is the WiFi fast enough for video calls?

   Usage

   Checking if WiFi is adequate for video calls

   Grammar Note

   "e yaga vinaka e dua ki" = "good enough for"

4. E tiko beka e dua na vanua galu se bosi?

   Do you have a quiet area or private booth?

   Usage

   Looking for a quiet or private workspace

   Grammar Note

   "Dodonu" means correct/straight, not quiet. Silent/quiet is "galu". "Se" = "or".

5. E rawa ni au tiko mai qo na siga kece?

   Can I work here all day?

   Usage

   Checking if all-day stay is permitted

   Grammar Note

   "E rawa ni au" = "can I"

6. Au vinakata me printi / scan e dua na pepa.

   I need to print / scan a document.

   Usage

   Requesting print or scan service

   Grammar Note

   "Au vinakata me" = "I need to / I want to"

7. E tiko beka e dua na power point e voleka ki na idabedabe oqo?

   Is there a power outlet near this seat?

   Usage

   Asking about power outlet availability

   Grammar Note

   "E tiko beka" = "is there"

8. Au na tiko ena veitalanoa vakayaliwali i na [gauna].

   I have an online meeting at [time].

   Usage

   Informing others about an online meeting schedule

   Grammar Note

   "Au na tiko ena" = "I will be in"

9. E vica na isau ki na siga e dua / vula e dua?

   What is the price for a day pass / monthly membership?

   Usage

   Asking about day pass or monthly membership pricing

   Grammar Note

   "Yau" means property, not a price. The fee is "isau". "E hica" was a misspelling — h is not in the Fijian alphabet — and the interrogative is "e vica".

10. E tiko beka e dua na ivakatawa ni tiko dodonu?

    Is there a standing desk available?

    Usage

    Asking about standing desk availability

    Grammar Note

    "E tiko beka" = existential question

11. E tiko beka e dua na rumu ni cakacaka me'u vakayagataka taudua ena dua na siga?

    Do you offer a private day office?

    Usage

    Asking about private office day rental

    Grammar Note

    "E tiko beka" = "is there?". "Taudua" means alone, as one person.

12. E tiko beka e dua na kato ni taqomaki me tauri kina na noqu iyaya?

    Is there a locker or storage I can use?

    Usage

    Asking about lockers or storage options

    Grammar Note

    "E tiko beka" = "is there"

13. E tiko ivei na sitoa ni printout e voleka duadua?

    Where is the nearest print shop?

    Usage

    Finding the nearest print shop

    Grammar Note

    "E tiko ivei" = "where is"

14. Na internet e malua sara — e tiko beka e dua na connection e totolo cake?

    The internet is too slow — is there a faster connection?

    Usage

    Complaining about slow internet and asking for alternatives

    Grammar Note

    "E tiko beka" = "is there"

15. Au vinakata me au volia e dua na SIM card ni data me baleta na noqu cakacaka.

    I'd like to buy a SIM card with data for work.

    Usage

    Looking for a data SIM card for work use

    Grammar Note

    "Au vinakata me au volia" = "I want to buy" (volia = to buy). "me baleta na noqu cakacaka" = "for my work"

16. E rawa ni au book eliu na tebele oqo?

    Can I reserve a desk in advance?

    Usage

    Asking if desk reservation in advance is possible

    Grammar Note

    Fijian has no native verb for "to reserve", so the English "book" is used. "Eliu" is "beforehand".

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