英和和英

副詞

jes (not comparable)

1. Pronunciation spelling of just, representing African-American Vernacular English
   • 1885, William Lightfoot Visscher, Black Mammy: A Song of the Sunny South in Three Cantos; and My Village Home‎, page 35:

     Up thoo de lawn an' 'twixt de trees, jes' like a spring-time rivah breeze, dat youngster comes a-troopin' - I think he had de boldes' step a tired infant evah kep', an' nary bit er droopin'.

   • 2021 July 10, Judith Ann McDowell, Fated Memories‎:

     "We's gwing ter get thoo dis jes fine. De lawd woan gives you mo' dan you kin tek. Jes trust in him, chile, an eve'thing bes awright."