Editing Balinese script (section)

== Numerals ==
{{main|Balinese numerals}}
Balinese numerals are written in the same manner as [[Arabic numerals]]. For example, 25 is written with the Balinese numbers 2 and 5. 
{| class="wikitable"
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|{{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|color=violet|ch=᭐|top=0|note=bindu,{{br}}windu}}
| {{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|color=violet|ch=᭑|top=1|note=siki,{{br}}besik}}
| {{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|color=violet|ch=᭒|top=2|note=kalih,{{br}}dua}}
| {{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|color=violet|ch=᭓|top=3|note=tiki,{{br}}telu}}
| {{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|color=violet|ch=᭔|top=4|note=papat}}
| {{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|color=violet|ch=᭕|top=5|note=lima}}
| {{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|color=violet|ch=᭖|top=6|note=nem}}
| {{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|color=violet|ch=᭗|top=7|note=pitu}}
| {{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|color=violet|ch=᭘|top=8|note=kutus}}
| {{letter|l=ban|s=Bali|color=violet|ch=᭙|top=9|note=sanga,{{br}}sia}}
|}

If the number is written in the middle of a text, ''[[#Other symbols|carik]]'' has to be written before and after the number to differentiate it from the text. Below is an example of how a date is written using Balinese numerals (date: 1 July 1982, location: Bali): {{br}}

{| class="wikitable" style="margin:1em auto;"
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! style="width:45%;"|Balinese script
! style="width:45%;"|Transliteration
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| style="text-align:center; background:white;" | [[File:Balinese text, example.png|center|300px|Bali, 1 Juli 1982.|link=]]<br>{{lang|ban|ᬩᬮᬶ᭞᭑᭞ᬚᬸᬮᬶ᭞᭑᭙᭘᭒᭟}}
| style="text-align:center;"|<span style="font-size:140%;">Bali, 1 Juli 1982.</span>
|}