Yet Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈjɛt/

YET

UK

/jˈɛt/

YET

التعريف

Used to describe something that has not happened by now but is expected to happen, or to connect ideas showing contrast or something additional.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Commonly used in negative sentences and questions to talk about something unfinished or still expected; it can also join clauses to show contrast (like 'but'). Often confused with 'still' which emphasizes continuation rather than expectation.

• Spanish: todavía - aún - pero
• Portuguese (BR): ainda - porém
• Portuguese (PT): ainda - contudo
• Chinese (Simplified): 还 - 但是
• Chinese (Traditional): 還 - 但是
• Hindi: अभी तक - अभी भी - फिर भी
• Arabic: بعد - حتى الآن - مع ذلك
• Bengali: এখনো - কিন্তু
• Russian: ещё - однако
• Japanese: まだ - それでも
• Vietnamese: vẫn - tuy nhiên
• Korean: 아직 - 그러나
• Turkish: henüz - yine de
• Urdu: ابھی تک - لیکن
• Indonesian: belum - namun

جمل نموذجية

She hasn't finished her homework yet.

basic

Do you know the answer yet?

basic

It is raining, yet I am going outside.

basic

I haven't heard from him yet, but I'll wait.

natural

Are you yet to decide what to do?

natural

It's late, yet the party is just starting.

natural