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Malablab + (Yoga: Can I help you? Ayu: Here, slice the hard boiled eggs in half.)
Sibak + (Yoga: Can I help you? Ayu: Here, slice the hard boiled eggs in half.)
Ngoopin + (Yoga: Can I help you? Ayu: Here, slice the hard boiled eggs in half.)
Singgah + (Yoga: How are you, Yu? Ayu: I’m good Brother, on what occasion are you stopping by here?)
Tumben + (Yoga: How are you, Yu? Ayu: I’m good Brother, on what occasion are you stopping by here?)
Kenken + (Yoga: How are you, Yu? Ayu: I’m good Brother, on what occasion are you stopping by here?)
Kene + (Yoga: How do you make it? Ayu: Like this. Boil the eggs until they are well done.)
Lablab + (Yoga: How do you make it? Ayu: Like this. Boil the eggs until they are well done.)
Bale + (Yoga: I am going to wash my hands. Where is the bathroom, Yu? Ayu: Oh, right there, next to the south building.)
Lima + (Yoga: I am going to wash my hands. Where is the bathroom, Yu? Ayu: Oh, right there, next to the south building.)
Ngumbah + (Yoga: I am going to wash my hands. Where is the bathroom, Yu? Ayu: Oh, right there, next to the south building.)
Kamar + (Yoga: I am going to wash my hands. Where is the bathroom, Yu? Ayu: Oh, right there, next to the south building.)
Samping + (Yoga: I am going to wash my hands. Where is the bathroom, Yu? Ayu: Oh, right there, next to the south building.)
Ngrepotin + (Yoga: I’m sorry too, to cause all the troubles (Lit: I am sorry too, Brother is causing all the troubles). Ayu: Please don’t say that, we’re still related.)
Ngajak + (Yoga: I’m sorry too, to cause all the troubles (Lit: I am sorry too, Brother is causing all the troubles). Ayu: Please don’t say that, we’re still related.)
Jam + (Yoga: So Ayu, are you going there? Ayu: Oh, yes that is a possibility. What time do you want to leave? Yoga: Seven o'clock in the morning.)
Malu + (Yoga: Thank you very much, Yu. Ayu: Sure, excuse me, I have to go.)
Kesuna + (Yoga: What are the ingredients? Ayu: Chili, shrimp paste, tomato, garlic, shallot, red hot chili, ginger, cutcherry, shrimp paste, salt, and sugar.)
Gula + (Yoga: What are the ingredients? Ayu: Chili, shrimp paste, tomato, garlic, shallot, red hot chili, ginger, cutcherry, shrimp paste, salt, and sugar.)
Cekuh + (Yoga: What are the ingredients? Ayu: Chili, shrimp paste, tomato, garlic, shallot, red hot chili, ginger, cutcherry, shrimp paste, salt, and sugar.)
Nyelang + (Yoga: Yes, I have it at my family shrine. Ayu: May I borrow and learn those Babad?)
Merajan + (Yoga: Yes, I have it at my family shrine. Ayu: May I borrow and learn those Babad?)
Dibi + ([proverb] How do you find yesterday? Meaning: you can't repeat something that is past.)
Dayu + (e; literally: eis there is a Dayu in the houseee; sounds like: ewenten bayu teken iaee; meaning: edo you love heree)
Tingkih + (e; literally: escrape a candlenut, tap a b … e; literally: escrape a candlenut, tap a blowing tubee; meaning that when there is nothing there it is impossible to give; the shell of a candlenut is very hard, and scraping it has no effect; a blowing tube for the kitchen fire is empty, and so tapping it produces nothing empty, and so tapping it produces nothing)
Inguh + (people he is mad, then he has a variety of behavior, right?)
Teges + (that person said carelessly don't know the meaning)

Akedik + (Wow, thank you so much, Grandpa. Now i’ve learned about the meaning of meditation and yoga.)
Akedik + (Wow, thank you so much, Grandpa. Now i’ve learned about the meaning of meditation and yoga.)
Wih + (Wow, thank you so much, Grandpa. Now i’ve learned about the meaning of meditation and yoga.)
Wih + (Wow, thank you so much, Grandpa. Now i’ve learned about the meaning of meditation and yoga.)

Sau + ((Proverb) Tightly woven fish net, loosely … (Proverb) Tightly woven fish net, loosely woven fish basket; meaning that if a fisherman caught a lot of fish in a finely woven net and then put them in a coarsely woven basket, they would all escape; so this refers to someone who earns a lot of money but spends it quickly; sometimes jalane or pencare are substituted for saune; these are round throwing nets, vs. sau, which is a triangular net. nets, vs. sau, which is a triangular net.)
Semale + ((proverb) The cleverest possible squirrel … (proverb) The cleverest possible squirrel will fall down on one occasion. Someone praises a third party. A person who hears this then says this about this third party, who is not there, meaning that this third party cannot be as perfect as described. Also said by someone who makes a mistake – nobody is perfect.e who makes a mistake – nobody is perfect.)
Taen + ((proverb) The cleverest possible squirrel … (proverb) The cleverest possible squirrel will fall down on one occasion. Someone praises a third party. A person who hears this then says this about this third party, who is not there, meaning that this third party cannot be as perfect as described. Also said by someone who makes a mistake – nobody is perfect.e who makes a mistake – nobody is perfect.)
Ririh + ((proverb) The cleverest possible squirrel … (proverb) The cleverest possible squirrel will fall down on one occasion. Someone praises a third party. A person who hears this then says this about this third party, who is not there, meaning that this third party cannot be as perfect as described. Also said by someone who makes a mistake – nobody is perfect.e who makes a mistake – nobody is perfect.)
Ririh-ririhan + ((proverb) The cleverest possible squirrel … (proverb) The cleverest possible squirrel will fall down on one occasion. Someone praises a third party. A person who hears this then says this about this third party, who is not there, meaning that this third party cannot be as perfect as described. Also said by someone who makes a mistake – nobody is perfect.e who makes a mistake – nobody is perfect.)
Magelebug + ((proverb) The cleverest possible squirrel … (proverb) The cleverest possible squirrel will fall down on one occasion. Someone praises a third party. A person who hears this then says this about this third party, who is not there, meaning that this third party cannot be as perfect as described. Also said by someone who makes a mistake – nobody is perfect.e who makes a mistake – nobody is perfect.)
Cepok + ((proverb) The cleverest possible squirrel … (proverb) The cleverest possible squirrel will fall down on one occasion. Someone praises a third party. A person who hears this then says this about this third party, who is not there, meaning that this third party cannot be as perfect as described. Also said by someone who makes a mistake – nobody is perfect.e who makes a mistake – nobody is perfect.)
Jukut + (A black undis vegetable has a balanced tas … A black undis vegetable has a balanced taste. [proverb]Undis is a sort of bean that has a black color and is bitter, but very delicious to eat. The meaning is that, although something may be black on the outside, inside it may be very good. Balinese consider black color to be very bad for people, food, etc.olor to be very bad for people, food, etc.)
Rasane + (A black undis vegetable has a balanced tas … A black undis vegetable has a balanced taste. [proverb]Undis is a sort of bean that has a black color and is bitter, but very delicious to eat. The meaning is that, although something may be black on the outside, inside it may be very good. Balinese consider black color to be very bad for people, food, etc.olor to be very bad for people, food, etc.)
Bangkit + (A black undis vegetable has a balanced tas … A black undis vegetable has a balanced taste. [proverb]Undis is a sort of bean that has a black color and is bitter, but very delicious to eat. The meaning is that, although something may be black on the outside, inside it may be very good. Balinese consider black color to be very bad for people, food, etc.olor to be very bad for people, food, etc.)
Selem-seleman + (A black undis vegetable has a balanced tas … A black undis vegetable has a balanced taste. [proverb]Undis is a sort of bean that has a black color and is bitter, but very delicious to eat. The meaning is that, although something may be black on the outside, inside it may be very good. Balinese consider black color to be very bad for people, food, etc.olor to be very bad for people, food, etc.)
Selem + (A black undis vegetable has a balanced tas … A black undis vegetable has a balanced taste. [proverb]Undis is a sort of bean that has a black color and is bitter, but very delicious to eat. The meaning is that, although something may be black on the outside, inside it may be very good. Balinese consider black color to be very bad for people, food, etc.olor to be very bad for people, food, etc.)
Galar + (A proverb: Literally meaning (Like a piece of bamboo for a pedestal), meaning (very thin).)
Somi + (A torch of straw PROVERB Aberdeen dictionary gives its meaning as someone who is handsome, but has nothing inside of him. Supartha gives meaning as something that disappears quickly.)
Becik + (Adi: Gosh, that's very good. May I join that exhibition (Lit. Brother, may I join that exhibition)? Yoga: You may, why not?)
Dados + (Adi: Gosh, that's very good. May I join that exhibition (Lit. Brother, may I join that exhibition)? Yoga: You may, why not?)
Sing + (Adi: Gosh, that's very good. May I join that exhibition (Lit. Brother, may I join that exhibition)? Yoga: You may, why not?)
Manten + (Adi: Oh, ok, Brother. What kind of photos should be shown at the exhibition? Yoga: Pictures about landscape, traditional rituals, art and culture in Bali, that’s all.)
Lan + (Adi: Oh, ok, Brother. What kind of photos should be shown at the exhibition? Yoga: Pictures about landscape, traditional rituals, art and culture in Bali, that’s all.)
Keto + (Adi: Oh, ok, Brother. What kind of photos should be shown at the exhibition, Brother? Yoga: Pictures about landscape, traditional rituals, art and culture in Bali, that’s all.)
Indik + (Adi: Oh, ok, Brother. What kind of photos should be shown at the exhibition? Yoga: Pictures about landscape, traditional rituals, art and culture in Bali, that’s all.)
Anggona + (Adi: What's the occasion for the exhibition, Brother? Yoga: The exhibition is used to raise funds for the children at that orphanage.)
Dana + (Adi: What's the occasion for the exhibition, Brother? Yoga: The exhibition is used to raise funds for the children at that orphanage.)