How do you say "Still nothing" in French?

"Still nothing" in French is "Toujours rien". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘Still nothing’ in French

Q: What does "Toujours rien" mean in English?

"Toujours rien" means "Still nothing" in English. Usage tip: [Toujours rien] is a very natural short reply meaning "still nothing." French often drops the full sentence when the situation is already clear.

Toujours rien

too-zhoor ryahn

[too-zhoor ryahn]

💬 Usage Tip: [Toujours rien] is a very natural short reply meaning "still nothing." French often drops the full sentence when the situation is already clear.

Phrase Breakdown

Toujours

[too-zhoor]

still

Shows the problem continues with no change.

Example

Toujours rien après le redémarrage.

Still nothing after the restart.

rien

[ryahn]

nothing

Means no result, no improvement, or nothing happened.

Example

Toujours rien ce matin non plus.

Still nothing this morning either.

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