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Apr 10, 2007 20:02
17 yrs ago
Indonesian term
shg
Indonesian to English
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Idioms / Maxims / Sayings
'shg' itu singkat apa ? Minta bhs Indo trus bhs Inggris
Kons ingin saat datang segera ditangani, namun karena sabtu setengah hari shg dan servis sudah full sehingga kons disarankan ke AHASS ACS lain
Kons ingin saat datang segera ditangani, namun karena sabtu setengah hari shg dan servis sudah full sehingga kons disarankan ke AHASS ACS lain
Proposed translations
(English)
| 5 +1 | sehingga = so that |
ErichEko ⟹⭐
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| 2 | shj = sahaja = only |
Ramona Ali
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Proposed translations
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ErichEko ⟹⭐
Indonesia
Indonesia
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Indonesia
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Native in: Indonesian (Variant: Standard-Indonesia) 
Works in: English to Indonesian, Indonesian to English
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sehingga = so that
Namun, dalam kasus ini, *shg* adalah kata yg tak diperlukan! Penulis sebenarnya bermaksud menempatkan *shg* di belakang:
"..karena sabtu setengah hari dan servis sudah full sehingga..."
Namun, karena buru2, malah ditaruh setelah *setengah hari* dan *sehingga* malah diketik ulang! :)
"..because we opened only half day on Saturday and already got enough works so that...."
"..karena sabtu setengah hari dan servis sudah full sehingga..."
Namun, karena buru2, malah ditaruh setelah *setengah hari* dan *sehingga* malah diketik ulang! :)
"..because we opened only half day on Saturday and already got enough works so that...."
3 hrs
Ramona Ali
User Manuals, Codes of Conduct, Medical
Native in: Malay
Works in: English to Malay, Malay, Malay to English
shj = sahaja = only
Or could this have been a typo?
"...karena sabtu setengah hari shj dan servis sudah full..."
"...because saturdays are half [working] days only and service is already full [fully-booked]..."
"...karena sabtu setengah hari shj dan servis sudah full..."
"...because saturdays are half [working] days only and service is already full [fully-booked]..."
Discussion
I think 'sehingga' is the usual abbreviation but would the person make such a rather stupid typing mistake....mmm...maybe?!(in which case aduhh:))
I think 'sahaja' is more Malaysian and if that was the person's intent he/she would have written 'saja' or 'sj'which is more commonly used in Indonesian.