How to Say "Still" in Tagalog | PA RIN in English

How do you say “still” in Tagalog when emphasizing that something continues or remains unchanged? This essential Filipino language lesson explains the Tagalog phrase “pa rin,”  which is used to express persistence, an ongoing state, or a situation that stays the same despite other factors. You’ll understand its meaning and master precisely how ‘pa rin’ is used in everyday Filipino conversations to convey continuity.

Watch this video to learn how to say “Still” in Tagalog using the phrase “pa rin.” Find out how to express continuity, persistence, or ongoing actions like a native speaker and start using pa rin confidently in your own Tagalog sentences.

Umuulan pa rin hanggang ngayon. (As long as it’s not against the law.)

Hindi pa rin siya nagbabago. (He still hasn’t changed.)

Masama pa rin ang loob niya. (He’s still upset.)

May ubo pa rin siya. (He still has a cough.)

Kahit sabihin mong masarap, ayaw ko pa rin ng ampalaya. (Even if you say it tastes good, I still don’t like bitter melon..)

Umaasa ka pa rin ba? (Are you still hoping?)

Hindi ko pa rin alam. (I still don’t know.)

Wala pa rin siyang trabaho. (He’s still jobless.)

Mahal ko pa rin siya. (I still love her.)

Doon ka pa rin ba nagtatrabaho? (Do you still work there?)

Mataas pa rin ang lagnat niya. (Her fever is still high.)

Hindi pa rin kita maintindihan.  (I still don’t understand you.)

Maayos pa rin ang takbo ng negosyo. (The business is still running smoothly.)

Naghihintay pa rin siya sa labas. (She’s still waiting outside.)

Galit pa rin siya sa akin. (He’s still mad at me.)

Hindi pa rin ako sigurado. (I’m still not sure.)

Nagtataka pa rin ako kung bakit. (I’m still wondering why.)

May utang pa rin siya sa akin. (She still owes me money.)

Hindi pa rin ako sanay sa klima rito. (I’m still not used to the climate here.)

Tumatanggap pa rin sila ng mga aplikante. (They are still accepting applicants.)

Mabigat pa rin ang trapik kahit na Linggo. (Traffic is still heavy even though it’s Sunday.)

Pinoproblema ko pa rin ang mga bayarin. (I’m still worried about the bills.)

Ayaw pa rin niyang magpatingin sa doktor. (She still refuses to see a doctor.)

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Hindi pa rin siya tumitigil. (He still won’t stop.)

Inaantok pa rin ako kahit nakatulog na ako. (I’m still sleepy even though I already slept.)

Luma na ang kalan pero gumagana pa rin. (The stove is old, but it still works.)

Nahuli pa rin kami kahit maaga kaming umalis. (We were still late even though we left early.)

Malakas pa rin ang tatay ko kahit matanda na. (My father is still strong even though he’s already old.)

Magkaibigan pa rin sila kahit na nag-away sila minsan. (They’re still friends even though they fought once.)

Nasa ospital pa rin si Alex. (Alex is still in the hospital.)

Hindi pa rin siya tumatawag. (He still hasn’t called.)

Nagkikita pa rin kami paminsan-minsan. (We still meet sometimes.)

Nag-aalangan pa rin ako tungkol diyan. (I’m still on the fence about it.)

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