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just in case

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5.3.1

just in case

kei tūpono

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just in case

in case

kei tūpono

phrase

fingerspelling

Usage

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you better bring umbrella just-in-case rain

Translation

You'd better bring an umbrella just in case it rains.

Notes

Either form of the fingerspelled 'C' (full hand or index finger and thumb only) can be used as the second part of this phrase.

Hint: Fingerspell j-c. (Idiom borrowed from English.)