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• Bebungkilan  + (Turmeric, isen, and kencur are types of bebungkilan.)
• Bebungkilan  + (Turmeric, isen, and kencur are types of bebungkilan.)
• Ilukang  + (Turn it a little.)
• Ilukang  + (Turn it a little.)
• Gigisang  + (Turn it down a little (voice) so it doesn't get overheard by him/her.)
• Gigisang  + (Turn it down a little (voice) so it doesn't get overheard by him/her.)
• Piteh  + (Turn the clock to match.)
• Piteh  + (Turn the clock to match.)
• Jungklingang  + (Turn the container upside down so you don't get into the water.)
• Jungklingang  + (Turn the container upside down so you don't get into the water.)
• Jenget  + (Turn the propeller fast.)
• Jenget  + (Turn the propeller fast.)
• Plingserang  + (Turn the table so that it faces east.)
• Plingserang  + (Turn the table so that it faces east.)
• Pitehang  + (Turn the water tap De, the water in the bathroom has run out.)
• Pitehang  + (Turn the water tap De, the water in the bathroom has run out.)
• Kebiet-kebiet  + (Turns on and turns off the lights in the kitchen.)
• Kebiet-kebiet  + (Turns on and turns off the lights in the kitchen.)
• Suluh  + (Tusuk ikan/daging itu (dengan tali) dan gantung agar tidak kotor.)
• Suluh  + (Tusuk ikan/daging itu (dengan tali) dan gantung agar tidak kotor.)
• Kelip-kelip  + (Twinkling lights on the ship.)
• Kelip-kelip  + (Twinkling lights on the ship.)
• Pilit  + (Twist the wood with wire.)
• Pilit  + (Twist the wood with wire.)
• Bada  + (Two couples cows are already in the corral.)
• Bada  + (Two couples cows are already in the corral.)

• Ajar  + (Two days ago I went on a pilgrimage to the holy place in Buleleng.)
• Ajar  + (Two days ago I went on a pilgrimage to the holy place in Buleleng.)

• Riuh  + (Two days ago, I came to his marriage. That night the invitees were very crawded.)
• Riuh  + (Two days ago, I came to his marriage. That night the invitees were very crawded.)
• Ngrekes  + (Two days ago, I submitted a request for assistance in building a temple in the regent's office.)
• Ngrekes  + (Two days ago, I submitted a request for assistance in building a temple in the regent's office.)
• Jai  + (Two fingers wide.)
• Jai  + (Two fingers wide.)
• Makakelud  + (Two hours he cleaned his room.)
• Makakelud  + (Two hours he cleaned his room.)
• Puan  + (Two more days in a boat.)
• Puan  + (Two more days in a boat.)
• Baong  + (Two necks; both carry a load on a pole. [p … Two necks; both carry a load on a pole.</br>[proverb]</br>The word “baong” really means “neck”, but it is often used in ordinary conversation to mean shoulder. “Negen” means to carry a load on a pole. “Pala” is the usual word for “shoulder”, because you can shift the load to the other side to rest. But, with two poles you cannot do this. Used if there is heavy work in the family. Used when the work is in two sections or if the work is split into two parts.ns or if the work is split into two parts.)
• Dadua  + (Two necks; both carry a load on a pole. [p … Two necks; both carry a load on a pole.</br>[proverb]</br>The word “baong” really means “neck”, but it is often used in ordinary conversation to mean shoulder. “Negen” means to carry a load on a pole. “Pala” is the usual word for “shoulder”, because you can shift the load to the other side to rest. But, with two poles you cannot do this. Used if there is heavy work in the family. Used when the work is in two sections or if the work is split into two parts.ns or if the work is split into two parts.)
• Negen  + (Two necks; both carry a load on a pole. [p … Two necks; both carry a load on a pole.</br>[proverb]</br>The word “baong” really means “neck”, but it is often used in ordinary conversation to mean shoulder. “Negen” means to carry a load on a pole. “Pala” is the usual word for “shoulder”, because you can shift the load to the other side to rest. But, with two poles you cannot do this. Used if there is heavy work in the family. Used when the work is in two sections or if the work is split into two parts.ns or if the work is split into two parts.)
• Duang tali  + (Two thousand rupiah. Two thousand rupiah in Balinese is "duang tali rupiah". "Duang tali" means two thousand. Now, if you go and buy something in Bali, just say "duang tali rupiah".)
• Duang tali  + (Two thousand rupiah. Two thousand rupiah in Balinese is "duang tali rupiah". "Duang tali" means two thousand. Now, if you go and buy something in Bali, just say "duang tali rupiah".)
• Kakab  + (Two-layer fibers in the form of sheets.)
• Kakab  + (Two-layer fibers in the form of sheets.)
• Amah-amahan  + (Carrying a basket to look for food for the animals.)
• Amah-amahan  + (Types of animals based on what they eat)
• Beburon  + (Om Swastiastu to all of you. Now let’s tog … 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).</br>Om Shant Shanti Shanti Om.</br>I am just learning. I apologise for any errors.just learning. I apologise for any errors.)
• Beburon  + (Types of animals based on what they eat)
• Due tengah  + (Uang kepeng is an inheritance (shared property))
• Due tengah  + (Uang kepeng is an inheritance (shared property))
• Ubud  + (Ubud, one of my favorite places, is the cu … Ubud, one of my favorite places, is the cultural heart of Bali. Surrounded by rice terraces and paddies, there are temples and shrines at every step, people going about their daily devotions, ubiquitous statues and objects d'art and exquisite attention to detail everywhere. This video weaves together imagery of this fabulous place and is set to original music.bulous place and is set to original music.)