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26 Dec 2016
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English (US)
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English (UK)
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Please show me example sentences with I'm just . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
Please show me example sentences with I'm just . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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- English (US)
Example #1: I'm just walking around the streets.
Example #2: I'm just listening to music.
- Japanese
- English (US)
- Why are you asking me? I'm just a regular guy.
- I would try to teach you Japanese, but I'm just a beginner.
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- Arabic
- English (UK)
- Spanish (Spain)
@creamfireworks can I say -I'm just listening music- ? I mean without -to-?
- Russian
Я просто ошеломлен. Я просто спросил. Я просто устал. Я просто взбешен. Я просто голоден. Я просто растерян. Я просто одинок. и т.д.
- Russian
- Ukrainian
So i'm just hid and forget this situation
•I'm read this book I'm just interested in it
- Portuguese (Brazil)
you can use "just" by two meanings. Synom of "only" and to indicate something that you did at a very recent time.
first case: I am just a young man, I don't have a house to live in yet.
send case: I just bought some breakfast for us. (I recently bought the breakfast).
I hope this helps!
- Finnish
I'm just talking with my friends.
I just thought it would be fun to watch together.
I just woke up.
I just told you about him!
I just called to tell you that I am adopting a puppy.
I just wanted to let you know that I care for you.
I just bought flowers last week!
I was just talking about you.
I just thought of something!
I was just walking across the street.
I was just going to read the next chapter.
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- Arabic
- Spanish (Spain)
- Indonesian
- Galician
- Spanish (Spain)
I've been studing the whole day,fortunately I've jus finished.
just has two meanings
- Korean
- Portuguese (Portugal)
- English (UK) Near fluent
- English (US) Near fluent
Just can also mean fair or righteous being the adjective relative to justice.
Therefore "I'm just." is also a sentence that means "I am fair/righteous/unbiased." ;)
- Arabic
I am just chatting with you while I am listening to my favorite song "fanatic for Xzepit"
- Arabic Near fluent
i am just kidding
i was just passing by your home, so l came to see you
- German
@damartynova2001 it has to be "I'm just getting" or " I just (get/)got"
- French (France)
i am just taking my time to do a great job
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