Just, fair in French 🇫🇷

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Juste – Faux (Right – Wrong)

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Tips to remember the French word ‘juste’:

1. Juste sounds similar to the English word “just,” which can help you remember its meaning.
2. It might be helpful to associate the word with the phrase “just right” to remember that juste can mean “fair” or “right.”
3. Practice using the word in different contexts to reinforce its meaning and usage.

Explanations:
– Juste is an adjective and can mean “just,” “fair,” “right,” or “proper” in English.
– It can also be used as an adverb to indicate “just,” “exactly,” or “precisely.”
– In addition, juste can function as a noun meaning “justice” or “fairness.”

Other words that mean the same thing:
– Équitable (fair)
– Correct (correct)
– Droit (right)
– Après tout (after all)
– Précisément (precisely)

Alternate meanings like slang:
– In street slang, juste can be used to mean “okay” or “fine.”
– It may also be used colloquially to express “right on” or “got it.”

Examples of sentences using “juste”:
1. C’est juste de lui donner une deuxième chance. (It’s fair to give him a second chance.)
2. Je veux juste être heureux. (I just want to be happy.)
3. J’ai envoyé le courrier juste hier. (I sent the mail just yesterday.)
4. Son excuse ne semble pas juste. (Her excuse doesn’t seem fair.)
5. Attends juste une minute, je reviens ! (Just wait a minute, I’ll be back!)
6. Il a essayé juste une fois et a réussi. (He tried just once and succeeded.)
7. Tu peux me rendre juste un grand service ? (Can you do me a big favor?)

Note: It’s important to remember that the meanings and usage of words can vary depending on the context. Always consider the context and consult additional resources for a comprehensive understanding.

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