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23 Dec 2017
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Question about Portuguese (Portugal)
How do you say this in Portuguese (Portugal)? I'm busy/ I'm occupied / I'm engaged
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I'm busy/occupied: Estou ocupado (a);
I'm engaged: Estou noivo (a).
I'm engaged: Estou noivo (a).
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I'm engaged can also mean "tenho um compromisso" in some cases
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Estou ocupado/ocupada
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estou cansado, estou ocupado, estou enganado
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Muito obrigado todos.
Does cansado also mean "busy"? I thought that it would be "tired".
Does cansado also mean "busy"? I thought that it would be "tired".
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@kaori7021 Cansado always means tired. Busy is always ocupado.
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"Eu estou ocupado" ou apenas "Estou ocupado"
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