Sentence examples of "encore" in French with translation "yet"

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Je ne sais pas encore. I don't know yet.
Il ignore encore la vérité. He doesn't yet know the truth.
Non, ne pars pas encore. No, don't go yet.
C'est pas encore gagné. It hasn't been won yet.
Ça ne fonctionne pas encore. It doesn't work yet.
Elle ignore encore la vérité. She doesn't yet know the truth.
Il n'est pas encore peint. It hasn't been painted yet.
Elle n'est pas encore venue. He hasn't come yet.
Marie n'a pas encore commencé. Mary has not started yet.
Je ne suis pas encore prête. I'm not ready yet.
Ils ne sont pas encore là. They aren't here yet.
Notre bébé ne parle pas encore. Our baby is not yet articulate.
Je n'ai pas encore dîné. I haven't eaten lunch yet.
Tom ne sait pas encore nager. Tom is not yet able to swim.
Elle n'est pas encore là. She is not here yet.
Je ne suis pas encore prêt. I'm not ready yet.
Grace n'est pas encore venue. Grace has not come yet.
Jim n'est pas encore venu. Jim hasn't come yet.
Nous n'y sommes pas encore. We're not there yet.
Je n'ai pas encore déjeuné. I haven't eaten lunch yet.
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