"Jejich láska stále trvá."

Translation: Their love still endures.

[Matt.frantz]

"Their love keeps going." ?

[NinaOBel]

Their love lasts forever - why not?

[Renardo_11]

“Forever” also refers to the future. Stále only refers to the past and present; it does not say that something might not end tomorrow.

“Forever” is more like navěky.

[Chessnecof]

Their love is still lasting??

[VladaFu]

Not sure about the progressive tense. That also concerns the Matt.frantz's question.

[Wilki817855]

In the English sentence "still" is not necessary.

[BoneheadBass]

Generally speaking, maybe not. But this is a translation exercise, and stále is part of the sentence to be translated. Answers without it are not accepted.

[Wilki817855]

Literal, word for word translations often make no sense at all in the target language. Translation is for conveying meaning. If there is reason for the tautology by all means don't accept the correct answer, but since endures could be explained as still lasts, would you accept love still still lasts?

[renata34699]

Their love has still taken. It cannot be?

[BoneheadBass]

No, that makes no sense in English. :-(