Comments for Devari World http://devari.info Information about Bali for Dummies Tue, 27 Dec 2011 04:20:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 Comment on Balinese Naming System by Hi, My Name Is… « Easy. Lucky. Free. http://devari.info/2008/03/10/test-post/#comment-3763 Hi, My Name Is… « Easy. Lucky. Free. Tue, 29 Mar 2011 15:20:36 +0000 http://devari.info/?p=211#comment-3763 [...] Mah-Day. It’s a very (and I stress the very) common name in Bali because there is actually a traditional Balinese naming system for every child; regardless of their sex. The first child is Putu (pooh-tooh), second is Made [...] [...] Mah-Day. It’s a very (and I stress the very) common name in Bali because there is actually a traditional Balinese naming system for every child; regardless of their sex. The first child is Putu (pooh-tooh), second is Made [...]

]]> Comment on 5 taboo things in Bali by 6 (maybe 7) lessons learned from traveling the world….my two cents. « The Act of Traveling http://devari.info/2008/03/20/5-taboo-things-in-bali/#comment-3725 6 (maybe 7) lessons learned from traveling the world….my two cents. « The Act of Traveling Sun, 16 Jan 2011 14:34:17 +0000 http://devari.info/2008/03/20/5-taboo-things-in-bali/#comment-3725 [...] touch the head of Balinese people. Don’t blow your nose in public in Japan. Also people in Brazil are not very amused when you [...] [...] touch the head of Balinese people. Don’t blow your nose in public in Japan. Also people in Brazil are not very amused when you [...]

]]> Comment on 5 taboo things in Bali by Veronic http://devari.info/2008/03/20/5-taboo-things-in-bali/#comment-3652 Veronic Thu, 04 Mar 2010 08:15:29 +0000 http://devari.info/2008/03/20/5-taboo-things-in-bali/#comment-3652 ooh.. thanks for the advice. Wonder if anyone can advice on this, i heard there a pantang larang saying unmarried couple shouldn't visit Bali else will lead to break up. How can one over come that? Cheers! ooh.. thanks for the advice. Wonder if anyone can advice on this, i heard there a pantang larang saying unmarried couple shouldn’t visit Bali else will lead to break up. How can one over come that?

Cheers!

]]> Comment on Basics Balinese Language by Emilee http://devari.info/2008/04/16/basics-balinese-language/#comment-3651 Emilee Tue, 16 Feb 2010 11:41:14 +0000 http://devari.info/2008/04/16/basics-balinese-language/#comment-3651 Hello, I'm an expat currently living in Bali right now (have for about three years) and when I came over this page I couldn't help but wonder if the expression for "excuse me!" in Balinese means "excuse me" as in "permisi dulu" or "excuse me!" as an exclamation of disapproval (if someone, perhaps, insults you). If you could clear this up, I'd be grateful. Thanks, Emilee Hello,
I’m an expat currently living in Bali right now (have for about three years) and when I came over this page I couldn’t help but wonder if the expression for “excuse me!” in Balinese means “excuse me” as in “permisi dulu” or “excuse me!” as an exclamation of disapproval (if someone, perhaps, insults you).
If you could clear this up, I’d be grateful.
Thanks,
Emilee

]]> Comment on Introduction to Balinese Wedding Ceremony by sutrisna http://devari.info/2008/05/18/introduction-to-balinese-wedding-ceremony/#comment-3648 sutrisna Wed, 20 Jan 2010 03:42:22 +0000 http://devari.info/2008/05/18/introduction-to-balinese-wedding-ceremony/#comment-3648 a very nice blog. i'm really interested in this info. however, is there any info about 'nganten pada gelahang'?? a very nice blog. i’m really interested in this info. however, is there any info about ‘nganten pada gelahang’??

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