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The difference between 刚才 (gāngcái) and 才刚 (cái gāng) lies in their usage and meaning.
刚才 (gāngcái) means "just now" or "a moment ago," referring to a recent time that has just passed. It is commonly used to indicate something that happened very recently.
才刚 (cái gāng) emphasizes that something has just occurred and often carries a sense of "only just" or "just now" with an implication of surprise or a contrast to previous expectations. It can also indicate that something is still in the early stages.
In summary, 刚才 (gāngcái) focuses more on the time aspect, while 才刚 (cái gāng) adds emphasis or contrast to an action that has just occurred.
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