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• Pentongan  + (Take the wooden stick at the house)
• Pentongan  + (Take the wooden stick at the house)
• Aba  + (Take this rice to the ricefields! Hold the basket tightly by your side so the contents don't fall out. Carry that pot to the kitchen!)
• Aba  + (Take this rice to the ricefields! Hold the basket tightly by your side so the contents don't fall out. Carry that pot to the kitchen!)
• Lendesang  + (Take your pants down a little, that's too high!)
• Lendesang  + (Take your pants down a little, that's too high!)
• Ngemelang  + (Talking.)
• Ngemelang  + (Talking.)
• Ambengan  + (Serenada Biru 1 Reeds and grasses drunken … Serenada Biru</br>1</br>Reeds and grasses</br>drunken moon on it.</br>Reeds and grasses</br>the wind carries the smell of his hair</br></br>2</br>Mega white</br>always change shape</br>imagine the image</br>that comes suffering.</br></br>3</br>When rain comes</br>the night is old:</br>the wind is very fierce</br>the cold is immeasurable</br>I got up from my sleep</br>and looked at the gray sky.</br>Oh, don't wind it</br>uncover my lover's blanket! don't wind it uncover my lover's blanket!)
• Ambengan  + (Tall grass is kind a plant that is effective in curing the illness)
• Tamas  + (Tamas made by Windi during his upakara class at the primary school of Tenganan Dauh Tukad.)
• Tamas  + (Tamas made by Windi during his upakara class at the primary school of Tenganan Dauh Tukad.)
• Gendis  + (Tambahkan sedikit gula.)
• Gendis  + (Tambahkan sedikit gula.)
• Pasengan  + (May peace be with you, may I know your name?)
• Pasengan  + (Tantri: May I know your name, please? Putra: My name is I Putu Dharma Putra.)
• Sapasira  + (Tantri: May I know your name, please? Putra: My name is I Putu Dharma Putra.)
• Sapasira  + (Tantri: May I know your name, please? Putra: My name is I Putu Dharma Putra.)
• Kecapin  + (Taste the cake I've made.)
• Kecapin  + (Taste the cake I've made.)
• Cicipin  + (Taste the food in the kitchen.)
• Cicipin  + (Taste the food in the kitchen.)
• Jelati  + (Tata and Titi fight over worms. In order not to fight, whatever they can be divided into two.)
• Jelati  + (Tata and Titi fight over worms. In order not to fight, whatever they can be divided into two.)
• Bebek  + (Many Indonesians who live in villages have raised ducks as livestock)
• Bebek  + (Teach a duck to swim (is often used to mean telling someone something that he already knows).)

• Ajahin  + (Teach me how to read Balinese script, Father.)
• Ajahin  + (Teach me how to read Balinese script, Father.)

• Uruk  + (Teach me to dance.)
• Uruk  + (Teach me to dance.)
• Ngantungang  + (Teacher ask us to hang our dreams as high as the sky.)
• Ngantungang  + (Teacher ask us to hang our dreams as high as the sky.)
• Guru  + (WHAT IS A TEACHER? Parents are teachers. … WHAT IS A TEACHER?</br></br>Parents are teachers. The Government is a teacher. The men and women who give us knowledge are teachers. God is also a teacher.</br></br>Neighbours are teachers. Relatives are teachers. Rich people are teachers. Poor people are teachers. Priests are teachers. Robbers are also teachers.</br></br>Young children are teachers. Old people are teachers. Brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law are teachers. Parents-in-law are teachers. Husbands and wives are also teachers.</br></br>Health is a teacher. Illness is a teacher. Happiness is a teacher. Sadness is a teacher. Life is a teacher. Death is also a teacher.</br></br>Animals are teachers. Plants are teachers. Earth, fire, water and wind are teachers. Quiet is also a teacher.</br></br>Our bodies are teachers. Behaviour is a teacher. Imagination is a teacher. Dreams are teachers. Thoughts are also teachers.</br></br>Everything is a teacher. Don’t oppose it. Don’t make fun of it. Everything (and everywhere) is a place to find the truth.</br></br>Happy Teachers’ Dayce to find the truth. Happy Teachers’ Day)
• Guru  + (Teacher. She teaches at school. She teache … Teacher.</br>She teaches at school.</br>She teaches us singing</br>She teaches us reading</br>She teaches us writing.</br></br>The teacher teaches every day in front of the class</br>Like a model</br>Being an example</br>The teacher keeps on learning,</br>Learning, learning so as to teach us.</br></br>May she make her pupils responsible people. </br>The teacher is like a hero without a medal who works to make her pupils smart. </br></br></br></br>Believe in the teacher and follow her example </br>Always remember your teacher.</br>When blunt knives are sharpened they will be sharp.</br> </br></br>Teacher.</br>Thank you.they will be sharp. Teacher. Thank you.)
• Ngligir  + (Teak trees in the forest are molting due to the dry season.)
• Ngligir  + (Teak trees in the forest are molting due to the dry season.)
• Ngebes  + (Tear off the letter.)
• Ngebes  + (Tear off the letter.)
• Bantiran  + (Teenage youth.)
• Bantiran  + (Teenage youth.)
• Bale banjar  + (Teenagers make ogoh-ogoh (giant doll) at the banjar hall.)
• Bale banjar  + (Teenagers make ogoh-ogoh (giant doll) at the banjar hall.)
• Gigi  + (Teeth white as ivory.)
• Gigi  + (Teeth white as ivory.)
• Pedesin  + (Tell carefully one more time so I can understand.)
• Pedesin  + (Tell carefully one more time so I can understand.)
• Orin  + (tell him to go to school)
• Orin  + (tell him to go to school)
• Tuturang  + (Tell me how it happened like that!)
• Tuturang  + (Tell me how it happened like that!)
• Ngrungsingin  + (Tell your child not to disturb the people who work.)
• Ngrungsingin  + (Tell your child not to disturb the people who work.)