2014年4月25日 · 仍然 is an adverb, be used before the verb, stressing the thing is continued. 依然 is an adjective, be used alone generally, 风景依然 for example. And also, it can be adverb, the same as 仍然 but stressing the thing is as before, nothing changed.

2017年6月5日 · （仍旧 仍然 ）（2）说了很长时间，父母仍不同意我单独去旅行。（仍旧 仍然 ）（3）毕业这么多年，林静仍旧保持着读书做笔记的好习惯。（仍 仍然 ）（4）故乡家门前的小河仍旧那么清澈。（仍 仍然 ）（5）几年没见，刘芳仍然那么漂亮。

还hái：依然，仍然：这本书～没有看完。 Grammar in general, has never addressed, will not answer, the question, "Why is that not acceptable?" People will just tell you, "Doesn't sound right, we don't say it like that." So you are in pursuit of inexplicable answers.

2020年4月5日 · 我仍然会在四点以后去体育馆跑步和游泳。（我仍然会 = I still will) My friend Maria even likes to practice taijiquan with the master. (even = also) 我的朋友，玛丽亚还喜欢和教练一起练习太极拳。 The hotter it is, the better I feel. 天气越热，我感觉越好。 Even though it's very hot these days,

2016年5月11日 · Both 还 and 又 may be used to indicate an addition to the preceding information. For example: 我买了香蕉、苹果还买了葡萄。 我们不但要努力学习，还要考得好。 昨天没考好，现在又撞伤了，真倒霉。 他要买肉又要买鱼。 May I exchange both in all above exampl...

虽然 and 尽管 can both be translated as "despite" and "although". I've been familiar with 虽然 for a longer time already but I recently came across 尽管 for the first time. Is 尽管 a more formal or poetic te...

I think neither 即使 x 還是 y nor 即使 x 仍然 y is appropriate for your examples. A critical difference between a. 儘管 x 但是 y, 雖然 x 但是 y and b. 即使 x 還是 y, 即使 x 仍然 y: For group a, x is a statement that the speaker believes to be true, while for group b, x is only a supposition (usually an extreme one). e.g.

2024年6月12日 · 虽然已经有答案了，但是我仍然想补充一下，希望能有所帮助。这个句子的意思是，复印、整理、输入资料这些事情虽然听起来很轻松，但仍然花了8年时间，可能因为资料太多了。这位古汉字工作者可能还做了很多其他工作，没有算进这八年。

2024年11月15日 · 啊，还是有点问题的。 What does the 还 do in this sentence? Context: the thinker of the sentence realized that there was a problem in a past event.

2014年7月13日 · Normally you can just use 但是. When you use them as "but/however", they are essentially the same. The only difference is the intensity of tone: 但是 is the strongest like "but", the other two are less strong, but still close to "but".