How to Say ‘Still can’ in Simplified Chinese
还能
hái néng
[hye nung]
💬 Usage Tip: [还] often means "still" or "also," and with [能] it gives [还能] "still can" or "can also." For example: [还能吃] "can still eat," [还能运动] "can still exercise."
Phrase Breakdown
还
hái
[hye]
still; also; in addition
Used to show an additional possibility or action.
除了控制饮食，您还可以活动。
Besides controlling your diet, you can also exercise.
能
néng
[nung]
can; be able to
Expresses ability or possibility to do something.
除了控制饮食，您还可以活动。
Besides controlling your diet, you can also exercise.
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