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"我就是" (wǒ jiù shì) is a phrase commonly used in spoken Chinese to indicate a slight turning or emphasis in a sentence. It can have a few different meanings depending on the context in which it is used.
1. "I am simply..." or "I only..." - In this usage, "我就是" is often followed by a verb or adjective to indicate that the speaker is doing something in a simple or straightforward manner. For example, "我就是喜欢吃饭" (wǒ jiù shì xǐhuan chīfàn) means "I simply like to eat" or "I only like to eat."
2. "I just..." - Similar to the previous usage, "我就是" can also be used to indicate that the speaker is doing something in a casual or nonchalant manner. For example, "我就是想去看电影" (wǒ jiù shì xiǎng qù kàn diànyǐng) means "I just want to go watch a movie."
3. "I am (indeed)..." - In this usage, "我就是" is often used for emphasis to indicate that the speaker is indeed the person or thing being referred to. For example, "我就是那个人" (wǒ jiù shì nàgè rén) means "I am (indeed) that person."
Overall, "我就是" is a versatile phrase that can be used to add emphasis or indicate a slight turning in a sentence. It is commonly used in casual conversations and is often followed by a verb or adjective.
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