Kamus Bali Indonesia Terlengkap on Windows Pc

Balinese is an Austronesian language from the Sundic branch and more specifically from the Bali-Sasak branch. This language is mainly spoken on the island of Bali, on the western island of Lombok, and a little on the eastern tip of the island of Java. In Bali itself, the Balinese language has a level of use, for example, there are those called Bali Alus, Bali Madya and Bali Kasar. This happened because the influence of the Javanese language spread to Bali since the Majapahit era, even until the Islamic Mataram era, even though the Islamic Mataram kingdom never conquered Bali. The soft one is used for formal speech, for example in meetings at the traditional village level, proposing to women, or between low-caste and higher-caste people. The middle class is used at the middle level of society, for example officials with their subordinates, while the rude ones are used by low-class people, for example the sudras or between the aristocrats and their courtiers. In Lombok the Balinese language is mainly spoken around the city of Mataram, while in Java the Balinese language is mainly spoken. in several villages in Banyuwangi district. Apart from that, the Osing language, a Javanese dialect typical of Banyuwangi, also absorbs many Balinese words. For example, the word osing which means "no" is taken from the Balinese language tusing. Balinese language is spoken by approximately 4 million people.

The geographical concept is different from many ethnic groups in the world, but is still similar to other Austronesian speaking ethnic groups, the Balinese in determining the direction are oriented not to a definite cardinal direction but in the location of the geographical area, in the case of Bali this is the location of the mountains and the sea. . Therefore, the direction of the wind can change according to the place.

Kaja means the direction to the mountain. Therefore, the translation of the term 'kaja' in Malay is 'North' for the people of South Bali, while the translation for the people of North Bali, especially Buleleng, is 'South'. Kelod means the direction towards the sea. In contrast to the term 'kaja' above, the term 'kelod' in Malay is 'South' for the people of South Bali, while the translation for the people of North Bali, especially Buleleng, is 'North'. Kauh means West, and kangin means East. This is the same for the people of South Bali and North Bali. This difference in the procedures for referring to north and south often causes misunderstandings when South Balinese people ask questions in Balinese to North Balinese people, because of differences in references. The reference for 'mountain' which is often used is the central point of the island of Bali, namely the mountains of Batur and Mount Agung.

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