Breakdown of Karena jaringan internet terputus, rapat ditunda.
karena
because
rapat
the meeting
terputus
to be cut off
ditunda
to be postponed
Questions & Answers about Karena jaringan internet terputus, rapat ditunda.
Can karena go at the beginning like this, and can I also put it in the middle?
Yes. Karena is a subordinating conjunction meaning “because.” You can put the cause first or after the main clause:
- Cause first (use a comma): Karena jaringan internet terputus, rapat ditunda.
- Cause last (no comma needed): Rapat ditunda karena jaringan internet terputus. Both are natural; cause-first puts extra emphasis on the reason.
Do I need the comma after the karena-clause?
Yes, when the dependent clause comes first, standard Indonesian punctuation uses a comma: Karena ..., [comma] main clause. In casual texting it’s sometimes omitted, but it’s recommended to keep it.
What’s the difference between jaringan internet, koneksi internet, and just internet?
- jaringan internet = the internet network (infrastructure/availability)
- koneksi internet = your connection (user-side connectivity)
- internet alone is fine and common in speech In many contexts, all three can work; choose the one that matches the nuance you want.
How does the noun–noun structure in jaringan internet work?