Busy in Tagalog

Busy in Tagalog is commonly translated as “abala” or “okupado,” describing someone engaged in activities or occupied with tasks. This frequently used English adjective captures states of being actively engaged, preoccupied with work, or having limited free time. Learning its Tagalog equivalents helps you communicate about schedules, availability, and workload in everyday Filipino conversations.

[Words] = Busy

[Definition]:

  • Busy /ˈbɪzi/
  • Adjective 1: Actively engaged in work or occupied with tasks and activities.
  • Adjective 2: Full of activity; crowded, hectic, or having many things happening.
  • Adjective 3: (of a phone line) Currently in use or unavailable.
  • Verb: To keep oneself occupied with an activity or task.

[Synonyms] = Abala, Okupado, Abalang-abala, May ginagawa, Walang oras, Masigasig, Masipag, Maraming gawain

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: I’m sorry I can’t meet you today because I’m very busy with work deadlines.
Ex1_PH: Pasensya na hindi kita mapapakita ngayon dahil napaka-abala ako sa mga deadline sa trabaho.

Ex2_EN: The shopping mall was extremely busy during the holiday season with shoppers everywhere.
Ex2_PH: Ang shopping mall ay lubhang abala noong panahon ng pista opisyal na puno ng mga mamimili saanman.

Ex3_EN: She keeps herself busy by volunteering at the community center every weekend.
Ex3_PH: Pinapanatili niya ang sarili niyang may ginagawa sa pamamagitan ng pagboboluntaryo sa community center tuwing weekend.

Ex4_EN: The phone line has been busy for the past hour, so I couldn’t reach customer service.
Ex4_PH: Ang linya ng telepono ay okupado sa nakaraang oras, kaya hindi ako makakontak sa customer service.

Ex5_EN: My mother is always busy taking care of the house and cooking meals for the family.
Ex5_PH: Ang aking ina ay laging abala sa pag-aalaga ng bahay at pagluluto ng pagkain para sa pamilya.

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