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还是 (háishì) is used to express a suggestion or recommendation. It is often used to suggest that one option is better than another. For example, when presented with two choices, one might say "还是 (háishì) 吃饭 (chīfàn) 吧 (ba)”, meaning “Let’s eat”. It can also be used to express a preference for one option over another, such as “还是 (háishì) 去 (qù) 公园 (gōngyuán) 吧 (ba)”, meaning “Let’s go to the park”. It can also be used to express a preference for one option over another, such as “还是 (háishì) 去 (qù) 公园 (gōngyuán) 吧 (ba)”, meaning “Let’s go to the park”.
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The word 还是 (háishì) can be used to present a contrast between two situations or choices. In this case, it emphasizes the difference or the alternative option. For example, "我们还是去看电影吧" (Wǒmen háishì qù kàn diànyǐng ba) suggests that going to the movies is a better choice.
In contrast, other words like 或者 (huòzhě) are used for "or" in a general sense without the implication of preference or recommendation.
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