Decoded Slug: 还 (hái) - Still, yet; in addition
Mandarin Grammar Point
还 (hái) - Still, yet; in addition
还 (hái) - Still, yet; in addition
Short explanation:
Expresses the continuity of an action or a state, or it implies that there is more or additional.
Formation:
1. Subject + 还 + Verb + Object (continuity), 2. Subject + 还 + Verb + 其他的 + Object (addition)
Examples:
我还在等他的电话。
Wǒ hái zài děng tā de diànhuà.
I am still waiting for his phone call.
我还没完成这项工作。
Wǒ hái méi wánchéng zhè xiàng gōngzuò.
I haven't completed this task yet.
除了苹果，他还买了其他的水果。
Chúle píngguǒ, tā hái mǎile qítā de shuǐguǒ.
In addition to apples, he also bought other fruits.
她还可以帮你处理这个问题。
Tā hái kěyǐ bāng nǐ chǔlǐ zhège wèntí.
She can also help you handle this problem.
Long explanation:
The Mandarin Chinese term '还 (hái)' carries two main implications based on context. First, it can be used to indicate a continuing action or state, similar to 'still' or 'yet' in English. Secondly, it can indicate the addition of something or someone else to what has already been mentioned, comparable to the English term 'in addition'.