Just now
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South Africa
Added July 17, 2025
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South African English for sometime soon, but not immediately.
"I'll call you just now."
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Khulekani Dladla
August 03, 2025
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In South Africa, this means "later" or "after a while," not immediately. It indicates that something will happen in the near future but not right away, and the exact timing is uncertain.
"I'll come to your house just now – let me finish this work first, then I'll head over in a bit."
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Khulekani Dladla
August 02, 2025
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Sometime soon (this confusing phrase means later, not immediately).
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Khulekani Dladla
July 17, 2025
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Sometime soon (but not immediately). In South Africa, 'just now' means later (in a bit), not right away.
"I’ll do it just now (I’ll get to it eventually, not right away)."
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Khulekani Dladla
July 27, 2025
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Sometime soon (but not immediately). Despite sounding literal, in South Africa 'just now' actually means later (in a bit)
"I'll do it just now. (I'll do it later/eventually.)"
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Khulekani Dladla
August 03, 2025
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Just now (Recently)
"E happen just now (It happened recently)"
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Khulekani Dladla
August 07, 2025
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Ngizofika / Maduze nje (I'll arrive / Soon)
"Ngifika just now bhuti (I'm arriving soon brother)"
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Khulekani Dladla
August 10, 2025
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Haufinyane / Soon
"Ke tla just now! (I'm coming soon!)"
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Khulekani Dladla
August 10, 2025
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Recently/A moment ago (Just now)
"He just now leave here! (He just left here!)"
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Khulekani Dladla
August 10, 2025
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Recently/A moment ago (Just happened)
"Saw him just now! (Saw him a moment ago!)"
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Khulekani Dladla
August 10, 2025
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Recently/Soon (Just now)
"He just now left! (He just left!)"
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Khulekani Dladla
August 10, 2025
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Agora mesmo ou em breve (Right now or soon)
"Chego just now (I'll arrive just now)"
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Khulekani Dladla
August 10, 2025
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Ashike nee / later (Later / in a while)
"I'll do it just now. (I'll do it later.)"
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Khulekani Dladla
August 10, 2025
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