"Jeszcze nie jestem artystą."

Translation: I am not an artist yet.

[rvabbott]

How would you say "Yet I am not an artist." Any difference?

[immery]

yet ="used to introduce a statement that adds something to a previous statement and usually contrasts with it in some way"?

"Jednak nie jestem artystą"

(also : ale, lecz, jednakże)

[JoanieKatz]

Although I got (jeszcze) incorrect, I got artysta Totally right!

[DerrickMcClure1]

Is JESZCZE only used with negatives, or could you say CZY ON JEST JESZCZE ARTYSTA "is he an artist yet?"?

[Jellei]

I think "Czy on jest jeszcze artystą?" would be "Is he still an artist?" - it's hard to show it on the example of an artist, so let's go with president: "Czy on jest jeszcze prezydentem?" = "Is he still the president?"

If I understand your English sentence correctly ('yet' was always a bit confusing to me), it should be "Czy on już jest artystą?" - it means that I ask if the moment when "he" could call himself an artist has already come.

[DerrickMcClure1]

Nice and clear - thanks!

[adurnathorna]

I put :i am still no artist. It wrote i was wrong. Couldn't it be said?

[Jellei]

It seems fine. Added now.

[Mim_Fox]

If "I still am not an artist" is accepted (which seems very clumsy grammar to me) then "Still I am not an artist" should surely be accepted.

[Jellei]

To my understanding, putting "Still" at the beginning changes the meaning to something like "However".

The Polish sentence is like "I practice a lot but I still don't think I earned the right to call myself an artist".

[Tygrys_kotem]

To me, the natural English sentence is "I am still not an artist"

[alik1989]

To me, 'I'm not an artist yet' sounds more optimistic and is thus closer to 'Jeszcze nie jestem artystą'.

'I am still not an artist' sounds a bit whinier and rather corresponds to 'Wciąż/nadal nie jestem artystą'.