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Difference between مازال and ظل
Can someone please explain me the difference between these two verbs? I received contradictory explanations... My teacher focused on the fact that مازال means "to still be", and ظل means "to continue to be", but I really have a hard time in grasping the practical difference. I only know that when you first use كان then you have to use مازال, but I wonder if that's all or there are things that make the difference. I asked a couple of friend of mine for clarification and one of them told me that "مازال" is for something you're still doing, whilst ظل is for something you kept doing for a while but are no longer doing... Is that true?
Thanks to all those who will answer.
27 de mar de 2014 14:16
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I guess examples are better than lesson
1 - ظلّ = keep on doing something = to continue doing something = to do something many time
Examples:
- We kept on driving all night = ظلّلنا نقود طوال الليل
- That man keeps on looking at me = هذا الرجل ظلّ ينظر إلي
2 - مازال = لايزال = still
Examples:
- Do you still live in London? = هل مازلت (لازلت) تعيش في لندن؟
- Is it still raining? = هل مازالت (لازالت) تمطر؟
That's all.
27 de março de 2014
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hello :D
the diffrence between the two words "ظل " and " مازال " just the period like your friend told you
27 de março de 2014
I think ظل is used more in amiya , but ما زال is fusha MSA
29 de março de 2014
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