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In today's Fiji Times there's an interesting feature article by Alisi Daurewa which continues the discussion on capturing turtles (or not) and other issues about culture and conservation issues.
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- Tradition versus conservation
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- Babasiga (pronounced bambasinga) is the dry land of Macuata in northern Fiji - our place in the sun in Fiji. Peceli is from Fiji from the village is Vatuadova and the beach is Nukutatava. Peceli Ratawa passed away on 27th December 2015 so this is Wendy's blog now. Wendy is an Australian and today live in Geelong, Australia.
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Good luck for having the opportunity to go to Asia. Are you going mainly to India? There are numerous different languages even in India. English is used anyway by many people. I suggest you go to a website, thorntree, a Lonely Planet site, and ask your question there.
Of course it's lovely to be able to communicate in local languages and when you are there, use some little language books and practice the language.
w.
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