#JUST *action*
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Our volunteers look into many questions every day; sometimes it takes them a little while to answer.
Make it descriptive, including relevant context, but also to the point. This way you improve your chances of getting a more relevant and specific answer.
VENIR DE + INFINITIF
Je viens de te répondre
I just replied you
Tu viens de manger?
DId you just eat
seulement is only (solely)
juste is more like correct/justice
c'est juste - that's correct
j'ai bois seulement du cafe - I only drink coffee
Oohh I see would «je viens de pour aller nager» be a correct way of saying "I just went swimming"?
je viens de nager
i just swam
je viens d'arriver à la picine - i just arrived from the pool
je viens de la picine - i came from the pool
Ooh is "I just went swimming" not a usual thing to say in french?
you dont need went
venir is to come
i came from swimming literally
je viens de nager
Oohh I see I seeeeee d'accord merci beaucoup!!
« Je viens d'aller nager »
« Je viens d'aller nager (I just went to swim) »
-> You went somewhere like the beach or the pool to swim
« Je viens de nager (I just swam) »
-> You very recently swam
Ooohh merci beaucoup!!!
Juste can also be "only" which would be the case here