What is Just Now?
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A phrase that causes great confusion in communication between Brits and South Africans. In Britain it mean "immediate past". In South Africa it means "immediate future" or "sometime soon.. when I feel like it.. maybe never".
British teacher: Have you finished the work I set you just now?
South African student: I'll do it just now.
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Used in the Carribean, especially Guyana...Anywhere from one minute from now...to never gonna happen...
You will get your computer just now...(Well that was 2 years ago!)
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a term used (particularly in england and the west indies) to say "in a minute" or "one second".
"Come down for dinner!!"
"Okay, mom. I'll come just now!!"
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<manish>
the translation means extremly intelligent
<jogia> tend to be warriors or gold merchants of the highest cast
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When your father has passed the peak of being normally obnoxious and has reached the point of making you want to fire your laser.
When ..
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A spiteful exchange between two enemies each of whom seeks to injure the other.
It can be physical or verbal.
After a boundary dispute..
