How to Say ‘Just twenty minutes’ in French
Juste vingt minutes
zhuhst van mee-newt
[zhuhst van mee-newt]
💬 Usage Tip: [Juste] often means "just / only" before a time or amount: [juste vingt minutes], [juste une seconde]. The final [e] in [juste] is usually not pronounced here.
Phrase Breakdown
Juste
[zhuhst]
Just
Only, simply or merely.
Je resterai juste vingt minutes.
I will stay just twenty minutes.
Vingt minutes
van mee-newt
Words in this phrase
vingt
[van]
Twenty
The number 20.
Il a besoin de juste vingt minutes.
He needs just twenty minutes.
minutes
[mee-newt]
Minutes
Units of time equal to sixty seconds.
Elle arrivera dans juste vingt minutes.
She will arrive in just twenty minutes.
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