English–Korean

“still” in Korean

Korean

Also아직 (ajik) · 가만히 (kamanhi) · 그래도 (keuraedo) · 가만 (kaman) · 여전히 (yeojeonhi)

Pronunciation

Romanizationkyesok

Example

머리가 계속 아파요.meo ri ga kye sok a pa yo

My head still hurts.

Illustration for 계속 (still)

How to say “still” in Korean

“Still” in Korean is 계속 (kyesok).

A situation or action keeps going without a break.

Full entry for 계속: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 계속

시험 기간이라 밤새 계속 공부했어요.si heom ki ga ni ra pam sae kye sok kong bu hae sseo yo

As it was exam period, I kept studying all night.

Tips for using 계속

  • English still can describe a condition that has not changed, while this word focuses on an action or situation carrying on over time.

Other Korean words for “still”

아직 시간 있어요?a jik si gan i sseo yo

Do you still have time?

그는 가만히 창밖을 바라봤다.keu neun ka man hi chang ba kkeul pa ra bwat tta

He looked out the window, staying still.

시간이 없지만 그래도 먹어야 해요.si ga ni eop jji man keu rae do meo geo ya hae yo

We don't have time, but we still have to eat.

그는 가만 앉아 있었다.keu neun ka man an ja i sseot tta

He sat still.

그는 여전히 친절하다.keu neun yeo jeon hi chin jeol ha da

He is still kind.

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