Examples of using "Juist" in a sentence and their english translations:
[Pepe] Well.
Exactly!
- That's right!
- Correct!
- Right!
- Exactly!
- Your answer is right.
- Your answer is correct.
They sang in tune.
Right!
Good, right, yes.
- That's right!
- Correct!
- That's right.
- Right!
- Exactly!
The sentence "This sentence is grammatically correct." is grammatically correct.
It's where it begins.
Exactly!
Did they hear correctly?
Both pronunciations are correct.
The price is right.
Your hypothesis is correct.
- The two answers are both correct.
- Both answers are correct.
- Your answer is right.
- Your answer is correct.
Is my answer correct?
- I've just finished eating.
- I have just finished eating.
Is this sentence correct?
Tom's prediction was correct.
My watch is accurate.
What exactly does that mean?
Just finished it.
That seems right to me.
Is your watch correct?
What is that exactly?
- Your answer is right.
- Your answer is correct.
Exactly!
It isn't totally exact.
The clock on that tower is accurate.
The bus just left.
- Correct!
- Right!
Light levels have to be just right.
What he says is false.
- An accident just happened.
- An accident has just happened.
This plan is being discussed right now.
Right. So you had three months.
- Therein lies the problem.
- That's where the problem is.
I don't remember exactly.
In fact, you are quite right.
That's part of the fun.
I think that's correct.
My boss just fired me.
Tom answered the question correctly.
I have a lot of problems at the moment.
One of the answers is correct.
Doing the right thing is always the right thing.
Everything he says is correct.
Why did she buy that one?
But what if 10 percent is right?
He was called Facundo. Right. THANK YOU, PEPE
- Their house is just opposite the bus stop.
- Her house is just opposite the bus stop.
Only I could answer the question correctly.
I just got an idea.
I guess right nine times out of ten.
- I don't know exactly when I will be back.
- I don't know exactly when I'll be back.
This is exactly what I wanted to see.
Is your watch correct?
Yes. That's right.
He got to school just in time.