just in case:4638 NZSL
Translation equivalents
English:
Major: just in case
Secondary: in case
Māori:
Major: kei tūpono
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.
Examples
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you[2321] better[3684] bring[730] umbrella[3364] just-in-case[4638] rain[1775]
You'd better bring an umbrella just in case it rains.
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