Usages of todavía
Todavía no conozco esa montaña, pero quiero subirla pronto.
I still don’t know that mountain, but I want to climb it soon.
Todavía tengo ganas de descubrir nuevos senderos en ese bosque.
I still feel like discovering new trails in that forest.
Yo todavía no había visto ese descuento en el supermercado.
I still hadn’t seen that discount at the supermarket.
Yo todavía no me atrevo a cantar en voz alta en español delante de toda la clase.
I still don’t dare to sing out loud in Spanish in front of the whole class.
Mi madre ya ha reservado los billetes, pero yo todavía no he reservado la excursión en barco.
My mother has already booked the tickets, but I still have not booked the boat trip.
Quiero descansar en casa, solo que todavía tengo que terminar mi informe.
I want to rest at home, only I still have to finish my report.
El hablar en público todavía me da un poco de miedo.
Speaking in public still gives me a bit of fear.
No hace falta que compres más cereal; todavía queda en la caja.
You do not need to buy more cereal; there is still some left in the box.
No hace falta que compres la pasta de dientes; todavía queda en el baño.
You do not need to buy the toothpaste; there is still some left in the bathroom.
Test yourself: What does todavía mean?
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