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vor kurzem: Recently, just a short while ago. It emphasizes the very recent past.neulich: Recently, the other day, lately. Often refers to a specific, but not precisely dated, recent event. It can also indicate "lately" when referring to an ongoing trend or pattern in the recent past.Related Topics: Adverbs of Time, Past Tenses