“Yet” in Japanese
Short answer
Yet in Japanese is “もう” (mou). Full meaning: already, yet, by now, now, (not) any more, (not) any longer; soon, shortly, before long, presently; further, more, again, another, the other.
Other ways to say “Yet” in Japanese
然りとて
saritote (and) yet, but, for all that, nevertheless
未だ
imada still, as yet, only; (not) yet; more, (more) still
モウ
mou already, yet, by now, now, (not) any more, (not) any longer; soon, shortly, before long, presently; further, more, again, another, the other
尚
shou still, yet; more, still more, greater, further; as ..., like ...
未だ未だ
madamada still, much more, (not) yet; still a long way to go, still a long way off, not there yet
もオ
mou already, yet, by now, now, (not) any more, (not) any longer; soon, shortly, before long, presently; further, more, again, another, the other
モオ
mou already, yet, by now, now, (not) any more, (not) any longer; soon, shortly, before long, presently; further, more, again, another, the other
もぉ
mou already, yet, by now, now, (not) any more, (not) any longer; soon, shortly, before long, presently; further, more, again, another, the other
まだ
mada still, as yet, only; (not) yet; more, (more) still
マダ
mada still, as yet, only; (not) yet; more, (more) still
まだまだ
madamada still, much more, (not) yet; still a long way to go, still a long way off, not there yet
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