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• Jangklekang  + (When Penampahan Galungan Day, the Balinese make satay.)
• Jati  + (When Penampahan Galungan Day, the Balinese make satay.)
• Jangkuak  + (When Penampahan Galungan Day, the Balinese make satay.)
• Jangklekang  + (When Sugihan Bali day, I pray to Betara Hyang.)
• Jati  + (When Sugihan Bali day, I pray to Betara Hyang.)
• Jangkuak  + (When Sugihan Bali day, I pray to Betara Hyang.)
• Jangklekanga  + (When Sugihan Bali day, I pray to Betara Hyang.)
• Kajangklekang  + (When Sugihan Bali day, I pray to Betara Hyang.)
• Jati  + (Whenever he is angry he always offends about the past.)
• Jangkuak  + (Whenever he is angry he always offends about the past.)
• Jangklekang  + (Whenever he is angry he always offends about the past.)
• Jangklekanga  + (Whenever he is angry he always offends about the past.)
• Kajangklekang  + (Whenever he is angry he always offends about the past.)
• Jangklekang  + (While Mt Agung is erupting, we hope that Bali and its people will be safe from disaster.)
• Jati  + (While Mt Agung is erupting, we hope that Bali and its people will be safe from disaster.)
• Jangkuak  + (While Mt Agung is erupting, we hope that Bali and its people will be safe from disaster.)
• Jangklekanga  + (While Mt Agung is erupting, we hope that Bali and its people will be safe from disaster.)
• Kajangklekang  + (While Mt Agung is erupting, we hope that Bali and its people will be safe from disaster.)
• BASAbaliWiki:Wikithon Examples  + ("The Balinese Hindus did not have a ‘stand … "The Balinese Hindus did not have a ‘standardised mantra’ for daily prayer until the1950s. The followers of Balinese Hinduism did not recite Sanskrit mantras—mantraswere privileges of the priests—and their religious practices only relied on prayers inBalinese language while presenting offerings at temple festivals and other specialoccasions of the Balinese calendar. The publication of two booklets containing the Puja Tri Sandhya (henceforth PTS)—a series of Sanskrit mantras performed threetimes a day as a daily prayer—in the 1950s changed the religious practices in Bali." changed the religious practices in Bali.")
• BASAbaliWiki:Wikithon Examples  + (A Balinese proverb meaning "poor man who pretends to be rich")
• BASAbaliWiki:Wikithon Examples  + (He is Balinese but lazy to learn Balinese.)
• BASAbaliWiki:Wikithon Examples  + (He only went to the market at around 10.00 am. (The calculation for each dauh is 1.5 hours and is counted from 05.30 in the morning. 05.30-07.00 is called dauh siki, 07.00-08.30 is called dauh kalih, 08.30-10.00 is called dauh tiga))
• BASAbaliWiki:Wikithon Examples  + (Ida Dalam Samprangan is one of the Balinese kings who likes to dress up, which is he's also called Ida Dalem Ile.)
• BASAbaliWiki:Wikithon Examples  + (If you want to get married, you have to use the calculation of the good and bad days according to the Balinese date system.)
• BASAbaliWiki:Wikithon Examples  + (Om Swastiastu to all of you. Now let’s to … Om Swastiastu to all of you. Now let’s together learn the names of baby animals. Firstly, baby chickens are called pitik (chicks) and baby ducks are called memeri (ducklings). Next, baby horses are called babedag (foals) and baby goats are called wiwi (kids). Next, baby cows are called godel (calves) and baby buffalo are called bedigal (calves). Next, baby pigs are called kucit (piglets) and baby dogs are called konyong (puppies). Baby cats are called tai (kittens) and baby mice are called nyingnying (pups). Next, baby turtles are called tukik (hatchlings) and baby frogs are called becing-becing (tadpoles). Finally, baby prawns are called testes (shrimp) and baby crabs are called utung-utung (larvae). Om Shant Shanti Shanti Om.tung (larvae). Om Shant Shanti Shanti Om.)
• BASAbaliWiki:Wikithon Examples  + (This is a form of paraphrase or in Balinese it is called "sesenggakan". If translated literally it would be "Like pulling/pull hair out in flour". This parable has a real meaning which is "A work that must be done with great care")
• BASAbaliWiki:Wikithon Examples  + (This is a form of paraphrase or in Balinese it is called "sesenggakan". If translated literally it would be "Like a thin strand of hair". This parable has the true meaning of "A very difficult job")
• BASAbaliWiki:Wikithon Examples  + (This is a form of paraphrase or in Balinese it is called "sesenggakan". When translated literally it would be "Like a strand of hair hanging down". This parable has the real meaning of "A very dangerous job")
• BASAbaliWiki:Wikithon Examples  + (Yes, it’s called an herbal manuscript. I inherited the knowledge also from my ancestors.)
• BASAbaliWiki:Wikithon Examples  + (he is already an expert in reading Balinese characters)

• Jangklekang  + (In the past, the kingdoms in Bali had a regulation called Hukum Tawan Karang (Taban Karang). This law was the basis of the privileges the Balinese kings had to confiscate ships stranded in their territory and their cargo.)
• Jangklekang  + (In the past, the kingdoms in Bali had a regulation called Hukum Tawan Karang (Taban Karang). This law was the basis of the privileges the Balinese kings had to confiscate ships stranded in their territory and their cargo.)
• Jangklekanga  + (In the past, the kingdoms in Bali had a regulation called Hukum Tawan Karang (Taban Karang). This law was the basis of the privileges the Balinese kings had to confiscate ships stranded in their territory and their cargo.)
• Jangklekanga  + (In the past, the kingdoms in Bali had a regulation called Hukum Tawan Karang (Taban Karang). This law was the basis of the privileges the Balinese kings had to confiscate ships stranded in their territory and their cargo.)
• Jangkuak  + (In the past, the kingdoms in Bali had a regulation called Hukum Tawan Karang (Taban Karang). This law was the basis of the privileges the Balinese kings had to confiscate ships stranded in their territory and their cargo.)
• Jangkuak  + (In the past, the kingdoms in Bali had a regulation called Hukum Tawan Karang (Taban Karang). This law was the basis of the privileges the Balinese kings had to confiscate ships stranded in their territory and their cargo.)
• Jati  + (In the past, the kingdoms in Bali had a regulation called Hukum Tawan Karang (Taban Karang). This law was the basis of the privileges the Balinese kings had to confiscate ships stranded in their territory and their cargo.)
• Jati  + (In the past, the kingdoms in Bali had a regulation called Hukum Tawan Karang (Taban Karang). This law was the basis of the privileges the Balinese kings had to confiscate ships stranded in their territory and their cargo.)
• Kajangklekang  + (In the past, the kingdoms in Bali had a regulation called Hukum Tawan Karang (Taban Karang). This law was the basis of the privileges the Balinese kings had to confiscate ships stranded in their territory and their cargo.)
• Kajangklekang  + (In the past, the kingdoms in Bali had a regulation called Hukum Tawan Karang (Taban Karang). This law was the basis of the privileges the Balinese kings had to confiscate ships stranded in their territory and their cargo.)

• BASAbaliWiki:Wikithon Examples  + ("Shot in the arid landscape of West Bali, … "Shot in the arid landscape of West Bali, Indonesia, Tajen, Balinese for cockfight, follows multiple narrative threads of this ancient spectacle– that of the blade, the rooster, the cockfighter. It is the moment when these elements come together during the bloody match that the real drama begins.e bloody match that the real drama begins.)
• Kajangklekang  + ("Shot in the arid landscape of West Bali, … "Shot in the arid landscape of West Bali, Indonesia, Tajen, Balinese for cockfight, follows multiple narrative threads of this ancient spectacle– that of the blade, the rooster, the cockfighter. It is the moment when these elements come together during the bloody match that the real drama begins." bloody match that the real drama begins.")
• Jangklekanga  + ("Shot in the arid landscape of West Bali, … "Shot in the arid landscape of West Bali, Indonesia, Tajen, Balinese for cockfight, follows multiple narrative threads of this ancient spectacle– that of the blade, the rooster, the cockfighter. It is the moment when these elements come together during the bloody match that the real drama begins." bloody match that the real drama begins.")
• Jangkuak  + ("Shot in the arid landscape of West Bali, … "Shot in the arid landscape of West Bali, Indonesia, Tajen, Balinese for cockfight, follows multiple narrative threads of this ancient spectacle– that of the blade, the rooster, the cockfighter. It is the moment when these elements come together during the bloody match that the real drama begins." bloody match that the real drama begins.")
• Jati  + ("Shot in the arid landscape of West Bali, … "Shot in the arid landscape of West Bali, Indonesia, Tajen, Balinese for cockfight, follows multiple narrative threads of this ancient spectacle– that of the blade, the rooster, the cockfighter. It is the moment when these elements come together during the bloody match that the real drama begins." bloody match that the real drama begins.")
• Jangklekang  + ("Shot in the arid landscape of West Bali, … "Shot in the arid landscape of West Bali, Indonesia, Tajen, Balinese for cockfight, follows multiple narrative threads of this ancient spectacle– that of the blade, the rooster, the cockfighter. It is the moment when these elements come together during the bloody match that the real drama begins." bloody match that the real drama begins.")
• Jangkuak  + (1. Every Kuningan day all Hindu humates in Bali make 'endongan'.)
• Jati  + (1. Every Kuningan day all Hindu humates in Bali make 'endongan'.)
• Jangklekang  + (1. Every Kuningan day all Hindu humates in Bali make 'endongan'.)
• Kajangklekang  + (1. Every Kuningan day all Hindu humates in Bali make 'endongan'.)
• Jangklekanga  + (1. Every Kuningan day all Hindu humates in Bali make 'endongan'.)
• Kajangklekang  + (114 years ago, on September 20, 1906, the … 114 years ago, on September 20, 1906, the Balinese people in the Badung kingdom, which is now located in the center of Denpasar, fought, risking body and soul against the Dutch troops. Many people died in battle. Of course, after the war Bali became silent and silent without a sound. But what was the real cause of the war?d. But what was the real cause of the war?)
• Jangklekanga  + (114 years ago, on September 20, 1906, the … 114 years ago, on September 20, 1906, the Balinese people in the Badung kingdom, which is now located in the center of Denpasar, fought, risking body and soul against the Dutch troops. Many people died in battle. Of course, after the war Bali became silent and silent without a sound. But what was the real cause of the war?d. But what was the real cause of the war?)
• Jangklekang  + (114 years ago, on September 20, 1906, the … 114 years ago, on September 20, 1906, the Balinese people in the Badung kingdom, which is now located in the center of Denpasar, fought, risking body and soul against the Dutch troops. Many people died in battle. Of course, after the war Bali became silent and silent without a sound. But what was the real cause of the war?d. But what was the real cause of the war?)
• Jangklekanga  + (114 years ago, on September 20, 1906, the … 114 years ago, on September 20, 1906, the Balinese people in the Badung kingdom, which is now located in the center of Denpasar, fought, risking body and soul against the Dutch troops. Many people died in battle. Of course, after the war Bali became silent and silent without a sound. But what was the real cause of the war?d. But what was the real cause of the war?)
• Jangklekang  + (114 years ago, on September 20, 1906, the … 114 years ago, on September 20, 1906, the Balinese people in the Badung kingdom, which is now located in the center of Denpasar, fought, risking body and soul against the Dutch troops. Many people died in battle. Of course, after the war Bali became silent and silent without a sound. But what was the real cause of the war?d. But what was the real cause of the war?)
• Kajangklekang  + (114 years ago, on September 20, 1906, the … 114 years ago, on September 20, 1906, the Balinese in the Badung kingdom, which is now located in the center of Denpasar, fought, risking body and soul against the Dutch troops. Many people died in battle. Of course, after the war Bali became silent and silent without a sound. But what was the real cause of the war?d. But what was the real cause of the war?)
• Jangkuak  + (114 years ago, on September 20, 1906, the … 114 years ago, on September 20, 1906, the Balinese people in the Badung kingdom, which is now located in the center of Denpasar, fought, risking body and soul against the Dutch troops. Many people died in battle. Of course, after the war Bali became silent and silent without a sound. But what was the real cause of the war?d. But what was the real cause of the war?)
• Jangklekanga  + (114 years ago, on September 20, 1906, the … 114 years ago, on September 20, 1906, the Balinese in the Badung kingdom, which is now located in the center of Denpasar, fought, risking body and soul against the Dutch troops. Many people died in battle. Of course, after the war Bali became silent and silent without a sound. But what was the real cause of the war?d. But what was the real cause of the war?)
• Jati  + (114 years ago, on September 20, 1906, the … 114 years ago, on September 20, 1906, the Balinese people in the Badung kingdom, which is now located in the center of Denpasar, fought, risking body and soul against the Dutch troops. Many people died in battle. Of course, after the war Bali became silent and silent without a sound. But what was the real cause of the war?d. But what was the real cause of the war?)