A2 adverb beginner

아직

[ajig]

Meaning: not yet; still

What does 아직 mean?

아직 [ajig] is an adverb meaning "not yet; still". It is rated A2 on the CEFR scale, which means elementary — common in daily conversation. This word appears across 2 Lexibeom card packs, making it a high-utility vocabulary item for everyday Korean.

Example Sentences (2)

Here are real-life sentences where 아직 [ajig] appears naturally. Each example is taken from a Lexibeom learning card and reviewed by our AI pipeline.

아직이요. 지금 나가려고요. 같이 갈래요?

Not yet. I'm about to go out now. Do you want to come?

📚 From Daily Life

인터넷에서 주문한 택배가 아직 안 왔어요.

The package I ordered online hasn't arrived yet.

📚 From Shopping & Banking

How to Use 아직 in Conversation

아직 is a adverb. Listen to how native speakers use it in context — Korean meaning depends heavily on the surrounding particles and politeness markers. The examples above show its natural placement in real conversation.

From the Lexibeom Card Packs

You can learn 아직 in context with these curated packs:

Master 아직 with Lexibeom

Snap a photo of any Korean text and our 27-stage AI turns it into a personalized learning card — pronunciation, grammar notes, and progressive review.

Open in Lexibeom (Free)