No. 4,384 in Spanish
todavía
Still; yet.
In a sentence
Todavía no he terminado mi tarea.
I haven't finished my homework yet.
Todavía is used here to mean 'yet', indicating that the action has not been completed up until this point.
Aunque está lloviendo, todavía iremos al parque.
Even though it's raining, we will still go to the park.
Todavía is used here to mean 'still', signifying that the plan remains unchanged despite the unfavorable condition.
Mis abuelos todavía recuerdan cuando eran jóvenes.
My grandparents still remember when they were young.
Todavía is used here to mean 'still', showing that the action of remembering persists over time.
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