Learn Hardcore Chinese: háiyǒu - to still have; there is still

还有háiyǒuháiyǒu

to still have; there is still

From Lesson 28:Replacing a lost bank card·Hardcore Chinese

Usages of háiyǒu

我wǒ　还有háiyǒu　钱qián。wǒ háiyǒu qián.

I still have money.

我wǒ　还有háiyǒu　交易凭证jiāoyìpíngzhèng。wǒ háiyǒu jiāoyìpíngzhèng.

I still have the transaction receipt.

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