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• Jiwa  + (Ayu: Why is that, Brother? Wayan: It’s because different painters have different tastes and soul.)
• Jiwa  + (Ayu: Why is that, Brother? Wayan: It’s because different painters have different tastes and soul.)
• Makarya  + (Swastiastu, everyone. Tomorrow is Kuningan. Right now I am making rice cakes (jaja uli). These are the red ones. These the white. Over there is the tape (fermented cassava or rice). Happy Kuningan. Om Santih Santih Santih Om.)
• Makarya  + (Ayu: Wisnu, where do you work? (Lit: Wisnu, what do you do?) Wisnu: I’m a photographer.)
• Juru  + (Ayu: Wisnu, where do you work? (Lit: Wisnu, what do you do?) Wisnu: I’m a photographer.)
• Juru  + (Ayu: Wisnu, where do you work? (Lit: Wisnu, what do you do?) Wisnu: I’m a photographer.)
• Rangkad  + (Back off, I want to go forward.)
• Rangkad  + (Back off, I want to go forward.)
• Kejal  + (Bad boy.)
• Kejal  + (Bad boy.)
• Gedegina  + (Bad deeds that he hated because they make his life suffer.)
• Gedegina  + (Bad deeds that he hated because they make his life suffer.)
• Ngrauhang  + (Bad karma will bring bad result.)
• Ngrauhang  + (Bad karma will bring bad result.)
• Nglidu  + (Bad stomach ache.)
• Nglidu  + (Bad stomach ache.)
• Reg  + (Badung Kingdom damage.)
• Reg  + (Badung Kingdom damage.)
• Numbeg  + (Bald Man: Where to, Yan? Man Carrying a Ho … Bald Man: Where to, Yan?</br>Man Carrying a Hoe: To the office, I'm going to write a report.</br></br>Bald Man: Where to, Ngah?</br>Man in Suit: To the rice paddy, I'm goint to dig up the soil</br></br>Man in Blue Shirt: Why are your friends so unfriendly?</br>Bald Man: Huh? Unfriendly, as in how?</br></br>Man is Blue Shirt: Just now you greeted them and they replied sarcastically...</br>Bald Man: Ah, don't take it that seriously...d Man: Ah, don't take it that seriously...)
• Numbeg  + (Bald Man: Where to, Yan? Man Carrying a Ho … Bald Man: Where to, Yan?</br>Man Carrying a Hoe: To the office, I'm going to write a report.</br></br>Bald Man: Where to, Ngah?</br>Man in Suit: To the rice paddy, I'm goint to dig up the soil</br></br>Man in Blue Shirt: Why are your friends so unfriendly?</br>Bald Man: Huh? Unfriendly, as in how?</br></br>Man is Blue Shirt: Just now you greeted them and they replied sarcastically...</br>Bald Man: Ah, don't take it that seriously...d Man: Ah, don't take it that seriously...)
• Pulina  + (Bali is one of the islands in the territory of Indonesia.)
• Pulina  + (Bali is one of the islands in the territory of Indonesia.)
• Praja Mandala  + (Bali island is one of the islands in the territory of Indonesia.)
• Praja Mandala  + (Bali island is one of the islands in the territory of Indonesia.)
• Dadang  + (Balinese crumbled snacks warmed by the fire.)
• Dadang  + (Balinese crumbled snacks warmed by the fire.)

• Adat  + (Balinese customary traditions are worth preserving)
• Adat  + (Balinese customary traditions are worth preserving)

• Igel  + (Balinese dance has an eye movement called nyledet.)
• Igel  + (Balinese dance has an eye movement called nyledet.)
• Nyeledet  + (Balinese dance has an eye movement called nyledet.)
• Nyeledet  + (Balinese dance has an eye movement called nyledet.)
• Medue  + (Balinese dance has an eye movement called nyledet.)
• Medue  + (Balinese dance has an eye movement called nyledet.)
• Paguneman  + (Balinese discussion.)
• Paguneman  + (Balinese discussion.)
• Kulawarga  + (Balinese is used when speaking in the family.)
• Kulawarga  + (Balinese is used when speaking in the family.)
• Danganan  + (Balinese men who marry must carry a keris handle which is usually tied with a scarf.)
• Danganan  + (Balinese men who marry must carry a keris handle which is usually tied with a scarf.)
• Lagna  + (Balinese script that has not received a sound mark is called the lagna script.)
• Lagna  + (Balinese script that has not received a sound mark is called the lagna script.)
• Kelepon  + (Proverb a little child is sucking the blood the answer is kelepon (balinese traditional snack))
• Kelepon  + (Balinese traditional snack made of sticky rice like mini ball with red sugar inside)
• Nyuwun  + (Balinese woman traditionally carried things on their head in a manner called as "nyuun")
• Nyuwun  + (Balinese woman traditionally carried things on their head in a manner called as "nyuun")
• Kelengan  + (Bamboo pieces.)
• Kelengan  + (Bamboo pieces.)
• Tungul  + (Bamboo that has no end (no bud).)
• Tungul  + (Bamboo that has no end (no bud).)
• Sepit  + (Family like a sepit. (Proverb) A sepit is … Family like a sepit. (Proverb)</br>A sepit is a pair of bamboo “tweezers”. There is one mother, the whole sepit, and two children, the two parts. This is said when someone gets mad at his only brother, for example. The idea is that there are only two people in the family, so peace and welfare should be preserved, considering the small size of the family. considering the small size of the family.)
• Sepit  + (bamboo tongs used for cooking, but nowadays also for picking up trash.)