So I am trying to translate the sentence "Are you still waiting for me?" and I
have translated it to "僕にとってまだ待っているのか?". Would this be a natural sentence or
is it possible to make the sentence shorter?
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How to say "still waiting for me"?
待つ is a transitive verb, meaning that you can use it with an object. を marks
objects of action, so it would be correct to say 僕を待つ to mean "wait for me".
There are probably a trillion ways to say what you want, but this I think
would be the straightforward choice:

> まだ僕を待っているのか

You can of course just shorten it to "[are you] still waiting?" まだ待っているのか
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