How to Say ‘Just / right’ in French
Juste
zhuyst
[zhuyst]
💬 Usage Tip: Before a place word, [juste] often means "right" as in exact location: [juste ici] = "right here." In other contexts it can mean "just / only," so the translation depends on what follows.
Phrase Breakdown
Juste
[zhuyst]
just / right
Here it means exactly or right in a place expression.
La porte est juste devant nous.
The gate is right in front of us.
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