How to Say ‘Still not working...’ in Simplified Chinese
还是不行…
hái shì bù xíng
[háishì bùxíng]
💬 Usage Tip: 还是 (hái shi) here means "still", not "or". 不行 (bù xíng) "no good" is a handy all-purpose way to say something isn't working.
Phrase Breakdown
还是
hái shì
[háishì]
still
Indicates that a situation remains the same.
吃了药，他还是不舒服。
He took medicine but still feels unwell.
不行
bù xíng
[bùxíng]
not possible
Indicates that something is not allowed or feasible.
没有遥控器，看电视真的不行。
Without the remote, watching TV is really impossible.
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