No. 9,139 in Spanish
yet
The Spanish word "yet" does not exist; it is an English word. In Spanish, "yet" is often translated as "aún," "todavía," or "ya" depending on the context.
In a sentence
Aún no hemos terminado el proyecto.
We have not yet finished the project.
The word 'yet' is used here to indicate that an action or event is awaited but has not occurred up to the present.
Sin embargo, él aún quisiera aprender más.
However, he yet wishes to learn more.
The word 'yet' in this context conveys an ongoing or continuous aspiration, despite other circumstances.
Todavía no estamos listos para partir.
We are not yet ready to leave.
In this sentence, 'yet' signifies a state or condition that remains incomplete or unfulfilled.
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