What does “mada mada” mean in japanese?
I would like to know the meaning of the phrase "mada mada" in Japanese. Could you please provide some context or examples of how it is used? Thank you!
8 Answers
that’s not good enough.
still leave many things to be desired.
still have a long way to go.
you’re talking about ryoma??
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oh, ok.
mada mada = mada = yet, not yet, as yet, still…etc.
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What does “mada mada” mean in japanese?
I would love to know.
Dec 06, 2024
mada mada = still not /not yet/much more…
the meaning also depend on the context :
Ex:
A:anata wa nihongo ga jouzu desu ne = ur japanese is good.
B: iie madamada desu = no, still not.
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