Jingjok
How to say not yet
in Thai
ยัง
yang
not yet · still
yang mid
Alone, ยัง answers 'not yet'. Before a verb it means 'still': ยังหิว 'still hungry'.
- Part of speech
- aux
- Remember it
- Not yet: still too YOUNG.
In a sentence
- ยังyangNot yet.
- ยังไม่ได้กินyang mâi dâai ginI haven't eaten yet.
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