JLPT N5 Grammar: まだ mada

まだ

 ABOUT: 

■  “Not yet” or “still.” When まだ is used to describe events that have not yet occurred, it takes a negative verb. With affirmative sentences, it means, “still.”

HOW to use:

■ There is some flexibility in location, but まだ usually occurs right after the subject or object whose condition still hasn't changed.

EXAMPLES:

青木(あおき)さんは、まだ来(こ)ない。
Aoki still hasn't come.
[Aoki | Mr./Ms | as of yet | not come]

まだ、ピザはありますか？
Is there any pizza left?
[still | pizza | exists |?]