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In addition to 还没 (hái méi), which means "not yet," you can use the following phrases to convey a similar meaning:
1. 还没有 (hái méi yǒu) - This is a slight variation of 还没 (hái méi) and is often used interchangeably. It emphasizes the absence of an event or action occurring up to the present moment.
2. 尚未 (shàng wèi) - This phrase is more formal and also means "not yet." It's often used in written language or more formal contexts.
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还没 (hái méi) is used to express that something has not happened yet. It is used to express that something has not been done, or that something has not happened in the present or future. For example, 他还没来 (tā hái méi lái) means "he hasn't come yet".
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