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Ahorita

Right now, in a bit, or possibly never. This little word runs on a flexible clock.

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01Now or later, depending on the speaker and context.

A word that means now and sometimes later makes learners stop and double-check their plans.

Hear it in everyday life

  1. Ahorita te llamo.

    I'll call you in a bit.

  2. ¿Ahorita o después de comer?

    Right now or after lunch?

  3. Ahorita no puedo, estoy cocinando.

    I can't right now. I'm cooking.

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Ahorita te llamo.

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