Airport & Customs

1. Bandara ring dija?

   Where is the airport?

   Usage

   Asking where the airport is. Bandara is a loanword used as is in Balinese articles.

   Grammar Note

   The dictionary has no bandara headword. The Wikipedia title is Bandar Udara I Gusti Ngurah Rai.

2. Titiang meled ka bandara

   I want to go to the airport

   Usage

   Telling a driver your destination.

   Grammar Note

   Ka is the directional preposition. The sentence is built from verified words.

3. Koper titiang dereng teka

   My suitcase has not arrived yet

   Usage

   Telling baggage-claim staff.

   Grammar Note

   For a thing arriving, use the andap teka; rauh is an honorific for people.

4. Titiang ngantosang koper titiang

   I am waiting for my suitcase

   Usage

   Saying you are waiting at baggage claim.

   Grammar Note

   Antos means wait. The sentence is built from verified words.

5. Puniki paspor titiang

   This is my passport

   Usage

   A line for handing over your passport. Paspor is a loanword.

   Grammar Note

   No dictionary headword and few Wikipedia examples; in practice Indonesian is used as is.

6. Ragane jagi driki kuda rahina?

   How many days will you stay here?

   Usage

   A question you may hear at immigration or a hotel.

   Grammar Note

   Rahina is alus mider for day (andap: dina). The sentence is built from verified words.

7. Titiang melali driki

   I am here sightseeing

   Usage

   An answer about the purpose of your visit. Melali means going out for pleasure or sightseeing.

   Grammar Note

   Melali is glossed to visit or go out for a purpose or pleasure. The sentence is built from verified words.

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