Questions & Answers about Pemarkahan itu jelas pada papan skor.
Pemarkahan is a noun built from markah (mark, score, points) with the circumfix peN-...-an, which often forms a noun related to a process, system, or result.
So pemarkahan can mean things like:
- scoring
- marking
- the awarding of points
- sometimes the score/score display, depending on context
In this sentence, it most likely refers to the scoring / the score shown.
A useful comparison:
- markah = a mark, grade, or point
- skor = score
- pemarkahan = scoring/marking as a process or system, or sometimes the scoring outcome in context
In Malay, demonstratives such as ini (this) and itu (that) usually come after the noun.
So:
- pemarkahan itu = that scoring / the scoring
- papan skor itu = that scoreboard
This is normal Malay word order.
For English speakers, it may feel reversed, because English says that scoring, but Malay says scoring that.
Also, itu often works a bit like the in context, making the noun more definite.