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Telung + (Literally: Thirty-five; another word for thirty-five is pesasaur, which sounds sort of like ngangsur, which means to breathe heavily, so one uses this expression when he is exhausted and panting for breath.)
Ngelihang + (Maybe there have been five years I worked abroad. Difficult to go home, do not feel my child has grown.)
Sareng + (My name is Ni Wayan Resiani. What I do everyday, in the morning I sell vegetables. At noon… eehhh… At noon a sell balinese Fruit salad and cold beverages.)
Bibih + (Nengah's lips are swollen because it is stung by a bee.)
Posyandu + (Posyandu (an acronym for Pos Pelayanan Ter … Posyandu (an acronym for Pos Pelayanan Terpadu or Integrated Services Post) is a clinic conducted monthly whose purpose is to determine the weight of balita (bawah lima tahun referring to children under 5 years) by weighing them. The children are also given food supplements such as mung bean porridge and eggs to help maintain their health. As well as measuring the weight (of the children), the Posyandu staff record their weight and height on a Health Card (Kartu Menuju Sehat) so that developments in the health of the children can be monitored. In this way the staff are aware of the condition of the children or whether there are any health problems. Every February and August the children are also given Vitamin A supplements for the health of their eyes. supplements for the health of their eyes.)
Kalaksanayang + (Posyandu (an acronym for Pos Pelayanan Ter … Posyandu (an acronym for Pos Pelayanan Terpadu or Integrated Services Post) is a clinic conducted monthly whose purpose is to determine the weight of balita (bawah lima tahun referring to children under 5 years) by weighing them. The children are also given food supplements such as mung bean porridge and eggs to help maintain their health. As well as measuring the weight (of the children), the Posyandu staff record their weight and height on a Health Card (Kartu Menuju Sehat) so that developments in the health of the children can be monitored. In this way the staff are aware of the condition of the children or whether there are any health problems. Every February and August the children are also given Vitamin A supplements for the health of their eyes. supplements for the health of their eyes.)
Mangkin + (Swastiastu. My name is Made Rai Semara Yasa. I am… err.. eighteen years old. I read architectural landscape in Udayana University’s Faculty of Architecture. I like to read and write love poetries. There goes.)
Nglanturang + (Swastiastu. My name is Made Rai Semara Yasa. I am… err.. eighteen years old. I read architectural landscape in Udayana University’s Faculty of Architecture. I like to read and write love poetries. There goes.)
Monto + (That tree is as big as a car.)
Nyajah + (The Dutch had colonized Indonesia for 350 years.)
Gedong + (The building is fifty years old.)
Dua + (The name of his second son I Made Suardana. I Cupak has had two more meals. This little boy is very clever, he’s only two years old but he can write the number of two.)
Kejep + (The show was brief, only thirty minutes.)
Gaa + (The wood of the sandat tree is obsolete.)
Mapiteh + (This head is dizzy, this earth feels spinning.)
Wau +
Don + (Use: If there is a building, the building … Use: If there is a building, the building is taken, sir? It contains sandstone.Nengah: That ... this is the work of the crow used only in ..anu .. in the palinggih (where to pray and pray prayer). Palinggih, temple, whatever there is. Home, so.Use: Mm. Bale, sir, how are you?Nengah: Yes yes.Use: Mm..ya. How much, how much, sir, can it be a day to take this project?Nengah: Depending on this content. If you like this ... e ... these three leaves, two ... can, be. Sometimes it is possible that four energy is good, then.Use: How much today, why?Nengah: It can be about a hundred and fifty, so.: It can be about a hundred and fifty, so.)
Adan + (What is your's mother's name?)
Masuryak + (When she danced Swan Lake it was fit for the Queen! After years pirouetting, it was time to be seen! She took to the stage, leaping, twirling about, with everyone smiling! They clap and they shout!)
Makenyem + (When she danced Swan Lake it was fit for the Queen! After years pirouetting, it was time to be seen! She took to the stage, leaping, twirling about, with everyone smiling! They clap and they shout!)
Cerik + (Where is the pool for children?)
Ketipat + (Wow… my neighbor on the east, if Ramadan he/she brings ketupat (diamond shape rice cake), dates.)
Krama + (Yes … that too . I act as the representative of the people … it’s been about 5 years. It’s about … er … how do I put it? … er … my position in the village.)
Tiban + (Yes … that too . I act as the representative of the people … it’s been about 5 years. It’s about … er … how do I put it? … er … my position in the village.)
Indik + (Yes … that too . I act as the representative of the people … it’s been about 5 years. It’s about … er … how do I put it? … er … my position in the village.)
Pitung + (bili schooled for seven years)
Seperti; + (like a sandat flowers)

Adan + (This… my name Nengah Sandat. Eehhh.. my age is only thirty four years old.)
Adan + (This… my name Nengah Sandat. Eehhh.. my age is only thirty four years old.)
Wau + (This… my name Nengah Sandat. Eehhh.. my age is only thirty four years old.)
Wau + (This… my name Nengah Sandat. Eehhh.. my age is only thirty four years old.)

Ngetohang + (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?)
Lintang + (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?)
Mayuda + (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?)
Ngrisakin + (Already since two years ago Pak Wayan and his wife cleaned my plantation.)
Sig + (At another merchant, you wouldn’t even get that price. It would be at least thirty five thousand.)
Bedik + (At another merchant, you wouldn’t even get that price. It would be at least thirty five thousand.)
Monto + (At another merchant, you wouldn’t even get that price. It would be at least thirty five thousand.)
Cacah + (Every five years there is a mental count)
Panca Wali Krama + (Every ten years a Panca Wali Krama ceremony is held at Besakih Temple.)
Penjor + (From "Penjor - Question Marks Against the … From "Penjor - Question Marks Against the Sky" by Susan Ruddy, NOW!Bali, Sept 3, 2020The meaning of the penjor“If you ask the nearest Balinese male about the symbolism of penjor, he will probably say, ‘I haven’t got a clue. Ask the women.’ The women will tell you to ask a priest. This is not to say that the men and women of Bali don’t know about penjor. They know very well when and how to make them, how to decorate them, how to make them stand up properly, and why they are important. But they hesitate to explain the symbolism, because the idea that there are correct answers to questions about “religion” in Bali is relatively new.” So wrote Diana Darling, an American who has lived in and written eloquently about Bali for many years. One of the most commonly held beliefs about penjor is that it is a symbol of Gunung Agung, the spiritual mountain in eastern Bali. It is the home of the gods and the ancestors, and is said by many to represent the holy Hindu Mount Mahameru, thus symbolising the entire universe. In this interpretation of the penjor’s meaning, the top is Agung’s peak, and the stem of the penjor, with all of its decorations, represents the rivers flowing down the mountainside, bringing the fullness of the earth to the people below.Others, however, declare that the penjor represent powerful dragon deities called nagas. The Naga Anantaboga is a symbol of the earthly needs of humankind, while Naga Basuki represents water, prosperity and safety. According to the penjor-as-naga theory, the head of the naga is at the base of the penjor just above the small offering shrine called the Sangah Arda Cahndra. The tail of the naga is the graceful, slender tip of the penjor, and the scales of the dragon’s back are represented by the decorations which curve along the penjor’s back. A penjor often is said to hold additional symbolic meanings. For instance, some say that the straight part of the bamboo represents the “good” in humans, while the curve represents the “bad” and thus must be decorated beautifully to compensate. Still others say that the curve of the penjor, with its back straight and its tip looking down to earth, is to remind people that, although they may have achieved a high status in life, they must never, ever, lose sight of their less fortunate fellow humans. The penjor’s downward-facing nature must always remind us of our common roots; we are all born of our mother’s womb, and this common origin confers on us a common responsibility for each other’s welfare.I Gusti Nyoman Darta explained the significance of the downward curve of the penjor this way: “When I am young and studying, I am always crying ‘oh, I am very clever, very clever,’ but the more I study the more I think: ‘oh I am not so clever now.’ Then I keep what I already learn, and after I am already clever, I just look down like the penjor. When you are already clever enough, you do not speak much, and you are very, very clever. Just like the ripe rice. When it is coming ripe, then the rice in the middle gets heavy, and bends just like penjor.”e gets heavy, and bends just like penjor.”)
Taun + (Guna: (So) for a long time .... you have … Guna: (So) for a long time .... you have worked painting with prada.Made: Yes I haveGuna: Approximately how many years?Made: About two years.Guna: I see. And how much do you earn every day?Made: If part of a project with my boss I get at least ... about seventy thousand. If outside I get more. Privately I get more.outside I get more. Privately I get more.)
Godel + (Guna: Do you have any farm animals? Nengah: Yes, I do. I have two. I have one cow and a pig. Er .... that's all .... Guna: Yes)
Tapel + (Guna: Now about carvings, what sort of carvings have you made? Nengah: Many sorts ... here is a crow. Crows are what I normally make. (But also) elephants, masks ... things like that.)
Kalih + (Guna: Do you raise any animals? Nengah: Yes, I have some. I have two livestock. There are one calf, and a pig. Err.. That’s it… that’s all.)
Ubuhan + (Guna: Do you raise any animals? Nengah: Yes, I have some. I have two livestock. There are one calf, and a pig. Err.. That’s it… that’s all.)
Mamondok + (He had inhabited the cottage in the middle of the rice field for three years.)
Nengah + (His name is I Nengah Wirya.)
Mocokang + (I Wayan’s appearance has never gotten worse. Even though it's been fifty years he's still beautiful.)
Mapisaga + (I have been be neighbor with Mr. Wayan for ten years.)
Ngateh + (I have been working as a chauffeur for tourists for twenty five (25) years.)
Turis + (I have been working as a chauffeur for tourist for twenty five (25) years.)
Pindah + (I have moved to Badung for two years.)
Masuk + (I have three children. The oldest work on a ship. Eehhh… The second one went to Satu Atap Pengiangan. The third one is still in kindergarten.)