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Italian word
giusto
right, correct, fair, just
Looks like
just
only, barely; morally right; exactly
⚠️ The trap
'Giusto!' is constantly used in Italian to mean 'That's right!' or 'Correct!'. English 'just' primarily works as an adverb (just a moment, I just arrived). 'Just arrived' = 'appena arrivato', not 'giusto arrivato'.
To say "only, barely; morally right; exactly" in Italian:
giusto covers correct and fair; appena for just/barely
"giusto" in English means:
right, correct, fair, just
Example
"Hai dato la risposta giusta."
"You gave the right answer."
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