How to Say ‘It still doesn't work.’ in Traditional Chinese
還是不行。
hái shì bù xíng
[háishì bù xíng]
💬 Usage Tip: In a statement, 還是 means "still". In a question it means "or", as in 茶還是咖啡 "tea or coffee". 不行 is the everyday way to say something doesn't work.
Phrase Breakdown
還是
hái shì
[háishì]
still
Indicates something remains unchanged.
他還是沒來。
He still hasn't come.
不行
bù xíng
[bù xíng]
can't; not okay
Expresses that something won't work or isn't acceptable for someone.
太甜我不行。
Too sweet doesn't work for me.
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