I suppose "own" might cover more of the use cases. But consider: - "adesso" (now) vs. "proprio adesso" (literally right now) - "Proprio così" (precisely) I

I suppose "own" might cover more of the use cases. But consider: - "adesso" (now) vs. "proprio adesso" (literally right now) - "Proprio così" (precisely) I believe you can also use it like: - "Where are you from?" - "DC" - "DC proprio?" (DC proper?) - "No, technically I'm from a small town in Northern Virginia"