Usages of maka
Hujan lebat, maka kami pulang.
The rain is heavy, so we go home.
Dia sakit, maka dia berehat.
He/She is ill, so he/she rests.
Pemohon layak, maka namanya dimasukkan dalam senarai pendek.
The applicant is eligible, so his/her name is added to the shortlist.
Tawaran bersyarat diterima, maka penerima tajaan perlu menandatangani perjanjian.
The conditional offer is accepted, so the funding recipient needs to sign the agreement.
Tajaan penuh diluluskan, maka pemohon tidak memerlukan bantuan lain.
Full sponsorship is approved, so the applicant does not need other assistance.
Rayuan diluluskan, maka tajaan separa ditawarkan.
The appeal is approved, so partial sponsorship is offered.
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