Electronics

1. Komputer

   Computer

   Usage

   A pointing word for a computer.

   Grammar Note

   A loanword. It is not a dictionary headword but is used on Balinese Wikipedia.

2. Televisi

   Television

   Usage

   Used when checking what a room has.

   Grammar Note

   A loanword. It is not a dictionary headword but is used on Balinese Wikipedia.

3. Radio

   Usage

   The word for a radio.

   Grammar Note

   A loanword. It is not a dictionary headword but is used on Balinese Wikipedia.

4. Kabel

   Cable

   Usage

   Show the item itself when you want to buy a charging cable or similar.

   Grammar Note

   A loanword with the Indonesian spelling and few examples on Balinese Wikipedia.

5. Listrik

   Electricity

   Usage

   A word for talking about whether power is available.

   Grammar Note

   A loanword widely used on Balinese Wikipedia. The dictionary headword setrum (electric current) is close in meaning.

6. Setrum

   Electric current

   Usage

   A word for electric current itself.

   Grammar Note

   A dictionary headword glossed as electric current or power.

7. Lampu

   Lamp / light

   Usage

   Point to it when a light in the room does not come on.

   Grammar Note

   A dictionary headword for a thing that gives light at night. Its synonym is damar.

8. Senter

   Flashlight

   Usage

   Handy on dark mountain paths and during power cuts.

   Grammar Note

   A dictionary headword glossed as flashlight.

9. Kulkas

   Refrigerator

   Usage

   Used when asking whether a room has a refrigerator.

   Grammar Note

   A dictionary headword noted as a Dutch word, with few examples on Balinese Wikipedia.

10. Mesin

    Engine

    Usage

    Used to report trouble with the engine of a car, bike or boat.

    Grammar Note

    A dictionary headword glossed as the engine of a car, boat, motorbike and so on.

11. Telpun

    Phone call

    Usage

    The act of making a call. The handset itself is called HP.

    Grammar Note

    A dictionary headword glossed as a call by phone, with nelpun listed as the form meaning to phone someone.

12. Lampu puniki rusak

    This light is broken

    Usage

    A polite sentence for telling hosts that a light is broken. Built from verified words.

    Grammar Note

    Puniki is the polite form of this and rusak is a dictionary headword. The sentence is built from verified words.

13. Komputer titiang rusak

    My computer is broken

    Usage

    A sentence for reporting a broken device. Swap the first word for HP or another device.

    Grammar Note

    Titiang is the polite I and, placed after a noun, means my. The sentence is built from verified words.

14. Wenten senter?

    Do you have a flashlight?

    Usage

    Ask your hosts during a power cut or before a night walk.

    Grammar Note

    Wenten is the polite word for there is, and raising the voice at the end makes it a question. The sentence is built from verified words.

15. Titiang meled numbas senter

    I would like to buy a flashlight

    Usage

    A pattern for telling a shop what you want. Swap senter for another item.

    Grammar Note

    Numbas is the polite form of tumbas, to buy, and meled means want to. The sentence is built from verified words.

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