Balinese - Asia (Indonesia, specifically Bali)

Balinese is a language spoken on the Indonesian island of Bali. It belongs to the Austronesian language family and is closely related to Javanese. Balinese is written using a script called Hanacaraka, which is derived from the ancient Brahmic script. It has its own unique grammar and vocabulary. Balinese language and culture are closely intertwined, with language playing a significant role in traditional Balinese ceremonies, arts, and rituals. While Indonesian is the official language of Indonesia, Balinese holds cultural significance and is still widely spoken among the Balinese people.

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