@Goeun Kim 노력 할게요... 아직 일하고 있어요 :[ 그래도 공부 할게요 ^_^

I want to guess too! I hope you don't mind. My guesses are based on what I observed watching K-pop idol lives, variety shows, and talking to my bias via video call fansigns: - 방금 - just now (something was done a few moments ago, as in 방금 먹었어요 "I just ate") - 이제 - now (something has to be done now, as in "이제 가야 해요" "I have to go now.") p.s. I always hear this from my bias when time limit is up during a video call and he has to go. :)) - 지금 - right now (as in describing the state of doing something at an exact moment) - 지금 당장 - right now (with urgency) They all similarly mean "now" but it all comes down to differences in nuance. As for the difference between 잠깐 졸다 vs. 깜빡 졸다, I am curious too!

@Goeun Kim That makes a lot of sense now. Thank you for the clarification, 선생님!