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Decoded Slug: さっき~ (sakki~)

Japanese JLPT Grammar Point
さっき~ (sakki~)

さっき~ (sakki~)

Short explanation:

Refers to a short time ago or just now.

Formation:

さっき + verb, さっき + phrase

Examples:

さっき電話がありました。
Sakki denwa ga arimashita.
There was a phone call just now.
さっき部屋を掃除しました。
Sakki heya wo souji shimashita.
I cleaned the room a short while ago.
さっき彼に会いました。
Sakki kare ni aimashita.
I met him just now.
さっきのニュースを見ましたか?
Sakki no nyuusu wo mimashita ka?
Did you watch the news a short time ago?

Long explanation:

The word さっき (sakki) is an adverb that is used to express that something happened or was done a short time ago or just now. It can be combined with other words, like verbs or phrases, to convey the meaning of 'just now' or 'a short while ago'.
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