Balinese phrasebook

Balinese is the local language spoken in Bali, Indonesia and rarely in parts of Lombok and East Java. The language has three main registers depending on the status of those speaking: low (basa ketah) middle (basa madia) high (basa singgih) This phrasebook will cover the low register only as that is the language spoken by the vast majority of Balinese and the only one likely to be encountered by visitors. Pronunciation guide Vowels Consonants Common diphthongs Phrase list Basics Hello.  . ( ) Hello. (informal)  . ( ) How are you?   ? ( ?) Fine, thank you.  . ( ) What is your name?   ? ( ?) My name is ______ .  ______ . ( _____ .) Nice to meet you.  . ( ) Please.  . ( ) Thank you.  . ( ) You're welcome.  . ( ) Yes.  . ( ) No.  . ( ) Excuse me. (getting attention)  . ( ) Excuse me. (begging pardon)  . ( ) I'm sorry.  . ( ) Goodbye  . ( ) Goodbye (informal)  . ( ) I can't speak name of language [well].  [ ]. ( [ ]) Do you speak English?   ? ( ?) Is there someone here who speaks English?   ? ( ?) Help!   ! ( !) Look out!   ! ( !) Good morning.  . ( ) Good evening.  . ( ) Good night.  . ( ) Good night (to sleep)  . ( ) I don't understand.  . ( ) Where is the toilet?   ? ( ?) Problems Numbers ½ - sathang 0 - kosun 1 - set 2 - duu 3 - tigi 4 - empaat 5 - lina 6 - enem 7 - tujeh 8 - lapane 9 - bilane 10 - pulah 11 - belasuh 12 - duu belasuh 13 - tigu belasuh 14 - empaatu belasuh 15 - linu belasuh 20 - duu phulah 21 - duu phulahu set 30 - tigi phulah 40 - empaat phulah 50 - lina phulah 100 - raatus 200 - duu rahatus 1000 - riba 2000 - duu rhiba 10000 - pulah rhiba Time Clock time Duration Days Months Writing time and date Colors Transportation Bus and train Directions Taxi Lodging Money Eating Bars Shopping Driving Authority Learning more This phrasebook is an outline and needs more content. It has an introduction and a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!