Listen to the audio file.
http://words.bininjgunwok.org.au/words/baleh-yihbabang
Be careful to pronounce the two glottal stops represented by the letter 'h' in each of the two words.

Baleh is an interrogative, a question word. It usually means 'where' but can also mean 'what' in some contexts. yihbabang is made up of yi- which means 'you (singular)' and the -h- emphasises that it's happening now and the -babang verb means 'to feel pain, to ache'.

You can insert a body part between the first part (the pronoun prefix, yi-) and the verb -babang like this:

yiberlbabang 'your arm is sore'
yidengebabang 'your foot is sore'
ngakodjbabang 'I have a headache (I-head-is aching)
yinjambabang 'you have stomach cramps' (you-intestines-aching)