- Alternating between Elisavyeta's and Pavel's competing YET complementary perspectives...
- Together we were earning around $100,000 and YET it just got frittered away in cabs and restaurants.
As you can see, YET can be used as:
- an adverb
- to discuss an additional idea
- to give emphasis
- as a conjunction
To see how to use it go to this link, or to this one. This last link is just to see good examples in which YET is used as a conjunction: click here.
To sum up, YET is an adverb that means the action is not finished or it's in progress ("todavía", "aún"). But as a conjunction the meaning is similar to "however" ("y aún así"). With superlatives the translation should be "hasta ahora".
To sum up, YET is an adverb that means the action is not finished or it's in progress ("todavía", "aún"). But as a conjunction the meaning is similar to "however" ("y aún así"). With superlatives the translation should be "hasta ahora".
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