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No. 895 in Turkish

hâlâ

"Still" (indicating continuation).

In a sentence

  • Hâlâ burada mı bekliyorsun?

    Are you still waiting here?

    In this sentence, 'hâlâ' is used to mean 'still', indicating that the waiting action is continuing.

  • Anlamadın mı hâlâ?

    Have you not understood yet?

    Here, 'hâlâ' conveys the sense of 'yet', expressing impatience or surprise that the understanding has not occurred.

  • Hâlâ ortak bir fikir bulamadınız mı?

    Have you not found a common idea yet?

    In this example, 'hâlâ' again means 'yet', showing that an anticipated conclusion, finding a common idea, has not been achieved till now.

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