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December 23, 2007, 08:09 AM
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Do I use Todavía, Inmóvil or Inquieto for Still?
What are the best ways to translate the following in relation to using STILL:
The trees are still. The wind is still. Be still. Is she still having problems with Jose? I still want that even though it is still too expensive. 
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December 23, 2007, 09:57 AM
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The trees are still. Los árboles están inmóviles-
The wind is still. EL viento está quieto, el viento está tranquilol. Is she still having problems with Jose? ¿Todavía tiene (ella) problemas con José? I still want that even though it es still too expensive. Todavía lo sigue queriendo, aunque el precio sigue siendo demasiado caro. Saludos 
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