How to say, "BRB / Be Right Back" in Spanish (Día 9)

The video tutorial explains how to say 'Be right back' or 'BRB' in Spanish using phrases like 'Aurita Vengo', 'Aurita Regresso', and 'Aurita Velgo'. It highlights the common usage of 'aurita' in daily conversations, derived from 'aura', and its general sense of 'now'. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of understanding these expressions in real-life interactions.

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How is the word 'now' used in the context of the phrases discussed?