Still; as before; with no change from before
Related: iá koh
Note: also spelled ôan-á
I kóng i ê chèng-hú ôan-ná chiáng-khòng chôan-kio̍k.
He said that his government was still in control of the whole country.
Che hiān-sī Tāi-lio̍k kap Tâi-ôan chāi-iá chèng-tī sè-le̍k tiong-kan ê koan-hē hō·-tōng, he̍k-chiá sī jīn-hô khan-liân tio̍h kong-kôan-le̍k ê keng-chè bō·-e̍k kap chèng-tī léng-he̍k ê hia̍p-gī, ôan-ná su-iàu Tâi-ôan chip-chèng tong-kio̍k ê jīm-tông kap pōe-su.
This demonstrates that mutual movements in the relationship between the Mainland and the out-of-office political power in Taiwan, as well as any agreements in the economic, trade, or political arenas that touch on civil rights, still need the agreement and endorsement of the ruling party in Taiwan.
Tâi-ôan ê jîn-bîn ôan-ná bōe in-ūi Liân-ha̍p-kok ê būn-tôe tio̍h m̄-káⁿ ka-li̍p.
The people of Taiwan still wouldn’t dare to not join the UN just because of its problems.
Kin-nî kái-tû kài-giâm jī-cha̍p nî, che sī chi̍t kiāⁿ chêng-kàu-taⁿ ôan-ná hō· lâng kám-tōng ê tāi-sū.
This year is the twentieth years since the lifting of martial law, which to this day is still a moving event.
