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Base adverb form. Used to indicate something has not happened yet, is continuing, or adds information. Often paired with negative verbs or in comparisons.
Theme
At a family gathering, User and their cousin Satoshi talk about their recent activities and future plans.
まだ
まだ
yet / still / besides
Core Language Building BlocksAdverbs & Connectors
Memory Hook
Imagine you're waiting for a friend who's 'still' not here. You sigh and say, 『まだ』 (mada, 'still / Yet'). It sounds like 'muddy'—you're stuck in the mud, still waiting!
Cultural Note
In Japanese, 『まだ』 (mada) is often used in polite refusals or to express patience. For example, when offered more food, you might say 『まだです』 (mada desu, 'not yet / I'm still fine') to decline politely without offense.
Forms
Base: まだBase adverb form. Used to indicate something has not happened yet, is continuing, or adds information. Often paired with negative verbs or in comparisons.