It means ' Thank you. ' The others like what mike jun has stated also share the same meaning.
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You usually use 뭐지(informal/casual) or 뭐에요(informal/polite)
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Ian W.'s examples are right. But for better explanation,
지금 = Right now
이제 = Now (shows that something has started (now) and it's effects will continue in to the future)
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Rubby's answer is right. And there is also one more method.
~는중이에요
Eg,
먹는중이에요 = Eating/In the middle of eating
This is used when you're doing it at that exact moment.