How To say “I am busy” in English

Here are 16 phrases expressing “I am busy” in both English and Hindi:

1. I am busy.
   • English: “I am busy.”
   • Hindi: “मैं व्यस्त हूँ।”
2. I have a lot on my plate right now.
   • English: “I have a lot on my plate right now.”
   • Hindi: “अभी मेरे पास बहुत सारा काम है।”
3. I’m tied up at the moment.
   • English: “I’m tied up at the moment.”
   • Hindi: “मैं इस क्षण बंधा हुआ हूँ।”
4. I’m in the middle of something.
   • English: “I’m in the middle of something.”
   • Hindi: “मैं कुछ के बीच में हूँ।”
5. I have a tight schedule.
   • English: “I have a tight schedule.”
   • Hindi: “मेरा समय सार्थक है।”
6. I’m occupied right now.
   • English: “I’m occupied right now.”
   • Hindi: “मैं अभी व्यस्त हूँ।”
7. I’m currently engaged in something.
   • English: “I’m currently engaged in something.”
   • Hindi: “मैं वर्तमान में कुछ में लगा हुआ हूँ।”
8. My schedule is full at the moment.
   • English: “My schedule is full at the moment.”
   • Hindi: “मेरा समय सार्थक है इस समय।”
9. I’m in the midst of a task.
   • English: “I’m in the midst of a task.”
   • Hindi: “मैं किसी कार्य के बीच में हूँ।”
10. I have a lot going on.
    • English: “I have a lot going on.”
    • Hindi: “मेरे पास बहुत कुछ हो रहा है।”
11. I’m wrapped up in work.
    • English: “I’m wrapped up in work.”
    • Hindi: “मैं काम में लिपटा हुआ हूँ।”
12. I’m preoccupied with something.
    • English: “I’m preoccupied with something.”
    • Hindi: “मैं किसी से पूर्व व्याप्त हूँ।”
13. I’m caught up in a project.
    • English: “I’m caught up in a project.”
    • Hindi: “मैं किसी परियोजना में उलझा हुआ हूँ।”
14. I’m unavailable at the moment.
    • English: “I’m unavailable at the moment.”
    • Hindi: “मैं इस समय उपलब्ध नहीं हूँ।”
15. I’m dealing with some pressing matters.
    • English: “I’m dealing with some pressing matters.”
    • Hindi: “मैं कुछ अत्यावश्यक कामों से निबट रहा हूँ।”

Feel free to use these phrases in both languages as needed.

Here’s the vocabulary table for the phrases expressing “I am busy” in both English and Hindi:

Feel free to use these phrases in both languages as needed.

Here are the unique words from the provided phrases in the same table format: