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'Chotto' (Kana:ちょっと , Kanji:一寸) , would be most common.
'Chotto matte kudasai' could be used but it literally means 'Please wait just a moment.'
Remove the 'kudasai' to make it informal and casual.
'Just a moment' may also translate to少々お待ちください (shoushou omachi kudasai). This is very formal language, and would be said to a customer or someone of a higher status than your own.
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