この正角な时间に : "right" can be intended as "right now" or is it just "correct"?


I have this sentence (down below) that should mean " _In this right moment_ "
but I'd like to say something more " _Right in this moment_ "... " _right_ "
sould be intended as intensifier, not as adjective with the strict meaning of
" _correct_ ".

この正角な时间に

This could be intended as I do or I'm forced to translate it differently? If
yes, how?

My problem is that I can use only very simplified kanji, nothing too complex
to write.

Can you help me?

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for @droooze (thank you very much for you patience):

Something like _that_ (img) could work in Japanese language, and, most
important, is it actually Japanese?

[![enter image description
here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/MhmYV.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/MhmYV.png)

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So if I present this* I can be sure that the right line means " _right in this
moment / at this very moment_ ", right? Even if with " _moment_ " isn't
intended a flashy instant but a longer moment, something more similar to the
concept of " _time_ "... right?

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[![enter image description
here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/Mbmvy.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/Mbmvy.png)

(The second line should mean "I am alive")




If you can use "right" as the meaning of "right now" in Japanese, they are
ちょうど今、まさに今. So "Right in this moment" would be translated as
"ちょうどこの瞬間"、"まさにこの瞬間"、"今この瞬間" and so on. You can change the word "瞬間" to "時",
but if your friend want to tattoo it, I think 瞬間 is cooler.

