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How do you ask are very busy today in french?

Here are a few ways to say "I am very busy today" in French, along with some explanations:

Formal:

* Je suis très occupé(e) aujourd'hui. (This is the most direct and literal translation.)

* J'ai beaucoup de travail aujourd'hui. (This means "I have a lot of work today.")

Informal:

* Je suis débordé(e) aujourd'hui. (This means "I'm overwhelmed today.")

* J'ai un planning chargé aujourd'hui. (This means "I have a busy schedule today.")

* Je suis plein(e) de choses à faire aujourd'hui. (This means "I have a lot of things to do today.")

Choosing the right phrase:

* Formal vs. informal: Use the formal phrases if you're talking to someone you don't know well or in a professional setting. Use the informal phrases with friends and family.

* Context: The best way to choose the right phrase is to consider the context of the conversation. If you're trying to politely decline an invitation, for example, you might use a phrase like "J'ai beaucoup de travail aujourd'hui."

Example:

* "Désolé, mais je suis très occupé(e) aujourd'hui. On pourrait se retrouver demain?" ("Sorry, but I am very busy today. Could we meet tomorrow?")

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