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We couldn't find exact results for "although :Ex : Although it rained, we still enjoyed.".

although* :Ex : Although it rained, we still enjoyed.
Kreyòl : menmsi
English : although* :Ex : Although it rained, we still enjoyed.
Français : bien* :Ex : Même s'il a plu, nous avons quand même apprécié.
Español : aunque* :Ej: Aunque llovió, igual disfrutamos.
Português : embora* :Ex : Embora tenha chovido, ainda aproveitamos.

although : Ex: Although she felt tired, she still couldn’t sleep. Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : byenke
English : although : Ex: Although she felt tired, she still couldn’t sleep.
Français : bien que : Ex : Même si elle se sentait fatiguée, elle n'arrivait toujours pas à dormir.
Español : aunque: Ej: Aunque se sentía cansada, todavía no podía dormir.
Português : embora: Ex: Embora ela se sentisse cansada, ela ainda não conseguia dormir.

although : Ex : Although the storm raged, the ship sailed on. [adv.]
Kreyòl : byenke
English : although : Ex : Although the storm raged, the ship sailed on.
Français : bien que : Ex : Bien que la tempête ait fait rage, le navire a continué à naviguer.
Español : aunque: Ej: Aunque la tormenta arrecia, el barco siguió navegando.
Português : embora: Ex: Embora a tempestade tenha ocorrido, o navio seguiu em frente.

[referring to past] not yet, still, still not
Kreyòl : patankò
English : [referring to past] not yet, still, still not
Français : [se référant au passé] pas encore, toujours, toujours pas
Español : [refiriéndose al pasado] todavía no, todavía, todavía no
Português : [referindo-se ao passado] ainda não, ainda, ainda não.

[referring to past] not yet, still, still not
Kreyòl : potko
English : [referring to past] not yet, still, still not
Français : [se référant au passé] pas encore, toujours, toujours pas
Español : [refiriéndose al pasado] todavía no, todavía, todavía no
Português : [referindo-se ao passado] ainda não, ainda, ainda não.

still : Ex:I still think you should go. Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : toujou
English : still : Ex:I still think you should go.
Français : still : Ex : Je pense toujours que tu devrais y aller.
Español : Aún así: Ej: Sigo pensando que deberías irte.
Português : ainda: Ex:Eu ainda acho que você deveria ir.

always, still : Ex Always strive for excellence, still embrace imperfection.
Kreyòl : toutan
English : always, still : Ex Always strive for excellence, still embrace imperfection.
Français : toujours, toujours : Ex Visez toujours l'excellence, acceptez toujours l'imperfection.
Español : siempre, todavía: Ex Siempre esfuérzate por alcanzar la excelencia, aún acepta la imperfección.
Português : sempre, ainda: Ex Sempre busque a excelência, ainda aceite a imperfeição.

bit : Ex:It rained a little bit last night. Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : ti jan
English : bit : Ex:It rained a little bit last night.
Français : bit : Ex : Il a plu un peu hier soir.
Español : bit: Ej: Anoche llovió un poco.
Português : bit: Ex: Choveu um pouco ontem à noite.

enjoyed
Kreyòl : te jwi
English : enjoyed
Français : apprécié
Español : disfruté
Português : curtiu

throughout : Ex: Throughout my life I have always enjoyed reading. Lol lol Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : nan tout
English : throughout : Ex: Throughout my life I have always enjoyed reading. Lol lol
Français : tout au long : Ex : Tout au long de ma vie, j'ai toujours aimé lire. Lol lol
Español : a lo largo: Ej: A lo largo de mi vida siempre he disfrutado leyendo. Lol lol
Português : ao longo: Ex: Ao longo da minha vida sempre gostei de ler. Rindo muito

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