まだ
still; not yet
JLPT
N4
構造
まだ+V (affirmative sentence)
意味
The word 「まだ」in Japanese is used to describe an action or a state that is still ongoing. When it is in the form of 「まだVている」, it means the action/state is still ongoing in the present. However, when it is in the form of 「まだVていた」, it indicates that the action/state, while different now, has occurred in the past.
まだ
一時間
があるよ
。
There's still an hour left.
まだ
雨
が
降
っています
。
It's still raining.
3
月
なのにまだ
寒
いですね
。
Even though it's March, it's still cold.
彼
は
40
歳
になったけどまだ
若
く
見
えるね
。
He's 40 years old but still looks young.
もう
午後
の
2
時
だよ
。
あなたはまだ
寝
ているの
?
It's already 2 o'clock in the afternoon. are you still sleeping?
まだ
彼
が
生
きていたとき
、
週末
に
釣
りに
行
った
。
When he was still alive, we went fishing on the weekends.
