However, in most contexts, it would be translated as:
* I still (when talking about an action or state that continues)
* I still have (when talking about possession)
* I still want to (when talking about desire)
Here are some examples:
* "Je encore mange" - I still eat.
* "Je encore ai de l'argent" - I still have money.
* "Je encore veux aller au cinéma" - I still want to go to the cinema.
The exact meaning of "je encore" depends on the context of the sentence.