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I wonder what the word 'still' is the exact meaning.
and why there is a pause after 'still'.
This is in the English text book for the 8th grade in middle school in Korea.
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I can't believe that I have been in Korea for almost two years already. I have learned and done so much. My life here really isn't different from back in New York. There are just a lot of little differences. Still, sometimes they confuse me. On of those differences is names.
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I wonder what is the exact meaning of the word 'still' and why there is a comma after 'still'.
This is in the English text book for the 8th grade in middle school in Korea.
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I can't believe that I have been in Korea for almost two years already. I have learned and done so much. My life here really isn't different from back in New York. There are just a lot of little differences. Still, sometimes they confuse me. On of those differences is names.
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Thank you very much in advance. ^^
I think it can be interpreted as "however"/"nevertheless".