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还是 (háishì) is used to contrast two different options. It is often used to express that something remains unchanged or is still the same.
For example, when asking a question, one might say: 你想喝茶还是咖啡？(Nǐ xiǎng hē chá háishì kāfēi?) meaning "Do you want to drink tea or coffee?".
It can also be used to express a preference for one option over another. For example, one might say: 我还是喜欢咖啡 (Wǒ háishì xǐhuan kāfēi) meaning "I still prefer coffee".
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还是 (háishì) is used to express a comparison between two options or choices. It is used to indicate that one option is preferred over the other. For example, when asking a question, one might say "你想吃苹果还是橘子？" (Nǐ xiǎng chī píngguǒ háishì júzi? - Do you want to eat an apple or an orange?).
It can also be used to express a preference between two options when making a statement. For example, one might say "我还是喜欢苹果" (Wǒ háishì xǐhuan píngguǒ - I still prefer apples).
In addition, 还是 (háishì) can be used to express a contrast between two options. For example, one might say "我不想吃橘子，还是吃苹果吧" (Wǒ bù xiǎng chī júzi, háishì chī píngguǒ ba - I don't want to eat oranges, let's eat apples instead).
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