No. 24 in Indonesian
masih
"Masih" means "still" in English.
In a sentence
Saya masih belajar bahasa Indonesia.
I am still learning Indonesian.
In this sentence, 'masih' is used to indicate an action or state that is ongoing or has not been completed yet.
Apakah dia masih tinggal di Jakarta?
Does he still live in Jakarta?
'Masih' in this context is used to enquire whether a condition or situation persists.
Kami masih memiliki waktu untuk menyelesaikan proyek ini.
We still have time to complete this project.
Here, 'masih' conveys that there remains sufficient time for the stated activity or task.
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