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How you do you say "I'm about to/I was just about to " in Spanish? I would like to know the most "natural" or commonly used way to express that I am about to do something or I was just about to do something. For example: I was just about to call you. I am about to go to the store then I will call you back. I know that I can use "Voy a" as in I am going to do something, but I know there are other ways to express this. Can any native Spanish Speakers help with this?
July 26, 2019
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