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How do you say still in french?

There are a few ways to say "still" in French, depending on the context:

For continuing actions or states:

* toujours - This is the most common and general way to say "still."

* encore - This means "still" in the sense of "yet" or "already."

* continuer - This means "to continue" and can be used to express that something is still happening.

For stillness or calmness:

* immobile - This means "motionless" or "still."

* tranquille - This means "calm" or "peaceful."

* silencieux - This means "silent" or "quiet."

Examples:

* Il est toujours là. (He is still there.)

* J'ai encore faim. (I am still hungry.)

* La musique continue. (The music is still playing.)

* Elle est immobile. (She is motionless.)

* L'atmosphère est tranquille. (The atmosphere is calm.)

* La pièce est silencieuse. (The room is quiet.)

The best translation will depend on the specific context of your sentence.

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