opposite of todavia
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Whats the opposite of todavia en espa?ol
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updated Sep 14, 2017
posted by Armando1521
Welcome to SpanishDict, Armando. - rac1, Sep 14, 2017
welcome to the forum, :) - 006595c6, Sep 14, 2017
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Here's a handy tool that will yield you fast and accurate results.
Look for the antónimo.
updated Sep 14, 2017
edited by Gekkosan
posted by Gekkosan
How handy. Didn't know that existed....hadn't noticed it before....Thanks. - Echoline, Sep 14, 2017
Try "sinónimo" too for synonyms. - DonBigoteDeLaLancha, Sep 14, 2017
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Another possibility is "todavía no."
As in English "still" as he is still here, is "todavía" "Todavía está aquí."
In English the opposite is "not yet" so "He is not here yet." "Todavía no está aquí"
Ya think??
Then again it's probably just California Spanish--modified by a degree from Cal State University Northridge.
updated Sep 14, 2017
posted by Daniela2041
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How about “no longer” or “Ya no”?
— No, ya no está aquí.”
“No, he’s not here any longer." ("any more" is not correct although a lot o people say it that way).
updated Sep 14, 2017
posted by DonBigoteDeLaLancha
I guess that would be "anymore", right? why are you saying that? - 006595c6, Sep 14, 2017
