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How do you say busy in French?

The most common way to say "busy" in French is occupé(e).

Here are some examples:

* Je suis occupé(e). (I am busy.)

* Il est occupé(e). (He/She is busy.)

* Elle est très occupée. (She is very busy.)

* Le magasin est occupé. (The store is busy.)

Other options:

* Chargé(e) - This means "loaded" or "burdened" and can also be used to express being busy, especially with work.

* Pressé(e) - This translates to "hurried" or "in a rush" and can be used to express being busy with a specific task.

The best option to use will depend on the context and the specific meaning you want to convey.

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