No. 2,083 in Korean
아직까지
"아직까지" means "until now" or "so far."
In a sentence
나는 아직까지 숙제를 끝내지 못했어요.
I still haven't finished my homework.
Here, '아직까지' means 'still' or 'up to now,' implying the continuation of a state or condition that has not yet changed.
우리는 아직까지 그 문제를 해결하지 못했습니다.
We have not yet resolved the issue.
'아직까지' is used to express a situation that remains unresolved up to the present moment.
아직까지 잘 이해가 안 돼요.
I still don't fully understand.
In this case, '아직까지' is employed to indicate an ongoing lack of understanding extending to the present time.
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