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isogashii

忙いそがしいisogashii
busy
FromLesson 4inHardcore Japanese

Usages of isogashii

母はは　は　忙いそがしい　です　が、　ケーキ　が　大好だいすき　です。haha wa isogashii desu ga, keeki ga daisuki desu.
My mother is busy, but she loves cake.
先生せんせい　は　忙いそがしい　です。sensei wa isogashii desu.
The teacher is busy.
部長ぶちょう　は　忙いそがしい　けれど、　昼休ひるやすみ　に　私わたし　の　電話番号でんわばんごう　を　聞きいた。buchou wa isogashii keredo, hiruyasumi ni watashi no denwabangou o kiita.
The manager was busy, but during the lunch break he asked for my phone number.
仕事しごと　が　忙いそがしい　と、　自由じゆうな　時間じかん　が　減へります。shigoto ga isogashii to, jiyuuna jikan ga herimasu.
When work is busy, free time decreases.
午前中ごぜんちゅう　は　忙いそがしい　です。gozenchuu wa isogashii desu.
I am busy in the morning.
普通ふつう　の　週末しゅうまつ　より　忙いそがしかった　理由りゆう　は、　地元じもと　の　イベント　だ。futsuu no shuumatsu yori isogashikatta riyuu wa, jimoto no ibento da.
The reason it was busier than a normal weekend is a local event.
店長てんちょう　は　忙いそがしそう　だ　けど、　後あと　で　招待しょうたいメール　を　送おくる　と　言いった。tenchou wa isogashisou da kedo, ato de shoutaimeeru o okuru to itta.
The manager looks busy, but he said he’ll send an invitation email later.
先輩せんぱい　は　いい　人ひと　だ　が、　ときどき　忙いそがしい。senpai wa ii hito da ga, tokidoki isogashii.
My senior is a good person, but sometimes busy.
今日きょう　は　忙いそがしい。　それ　に、　雨あめ　も　降ふりそう　だ。kyou wa isogashii. sore ni, ame mo furisou da.
I'm busy today. Besides, it looks like it will rain.
今週こんしゅう　は　やっぱり　忙いそがしい。konshuu wa yappari isogashii.
This week is busy after all.
今いま　は　忙いそがしい　です　から、　後あと　で　電話でんわ　を　します。ima wa isogashii desu kara, ato de denwa o shimasu.
I am busy now, so I will call later.
今日きょう　は　忙いそがしい　から、　掃除そうじ　は　あと　に　する。kyou wa isogashii kara, souji wa ato ni suru.
I’m busy today, so I’ll do the cleaning later.
金曜きにょう　は　忙いそがしい　です。kinyou wa isogashii desu.
Fridays are busy.
冷凍庫れいとうこ　に　ご飯はん　が　ある　ので、　忙いそがしい　夜よる　も　安心あんしん　です。reitouko ni gohan ga aru node, isogashii yoru mo anshin desu.
Since there is rice in the freezer, I feel at ease even on busy nights.
大学だいがく　で　は　同級生どうきゅうせい　と　音楽おんがく　の　部活ぶかつ　に　入はいりたかった　が、　アルバイト　に　忙いそがしくて　入はいれなかった。daigaku de wa doukyuusei to ongaku no bukatsu ni hairitakatta ga, arubaito ni isogashikute hairenakatta.
At university I wanted to join a music club with my classmates, but I was too busy with my part-time job to join.
忙いそがしい　日ひ　が　続つづきます。isogashii hi ga tsuzukimasu.
Busy days continue.
忙いそがしい　朝あさ　に　は、　床ゆか　が　少すこし　散ちらかって　いて　も　気き　に　しないこと　に　して　います。isogashii asa ni wa, yuka ga sukoshi chirakatte ite mo ki ni shinaikoto ni shite imasu.
On busy mornings I decide not to worry even if the floor is a bit messy.
忙いそがしい　日ひ　が　続つづいて　も、　私わたし　は　甘あまい　物もの　を　我慢がまんする　よう　に　して　います。isogashii hi ga tsuzuite mo, watashi wa amai mono o gamansuru you ni shite imasu.
Even when busy days continue, I try to resist sweets.
今月こんげつ　は　仕事しごと　が　とても　忙いそがしい　です。kongetsu wa shigoto ga totemo isogashii desu.
This month, work is very busy.
今日きょう　は　忙いそがしくて　も、　日記にっき　に　一行いちぎょう　だけ　書かける　かも　しれない。kyou wa isogashikute mo, nikki ni ichigyou dake kakeru kamo shirenai.
Even if I’m busy today, I might be able to write just one line in my diary.
朝あさ　の　うち　に　歯はブラシ　と　タオル　を　準備じゅんびして　おく　と、　忙いそがしい　時間じかん　に　あわてません。asa no uchi ni haburashi to taoru o junbishite oku to, isogashii jikan ni awatemasen.
If I prepare my toothbrush and towel while it’s still morning, I don’t rush during the busy time.
忙いそがしい　日ひ　は　冷凍食品れいとうしょくひん　を　温あたためる　だけ　で　晩ばんご飯はん　を　すませること　が　あります　が、　時間じかん　が　ある　うち　に　料理本りょうりぼん　から　新あたらしい　レシピ　も　試ためしたい　です。isogashii hi wa reitoushokuhin o atatameru dake de bangohan o sumaserukoto ga arimasu ga, jikan ga aru uchi ni ryouribon kara atarashii reshipi mo tameshitai desu.
On busy days I sometimes just heat up frozen food for dinner, but while I still have time I also want to try new recipes from cookbooks.
忙いそがしい　日ひ　に　は、　インスタントラーメン　だけ　で　晩ばんご飯はん　を　すませます。isogashii hi ni wa, insutantoraamen dake de bangohan o sumasemasu.
On busy days, I just have instant ramen for dinner.
母はは　が　忙いそがしい　とき、　私わたし　は　晩ばんご飯はん　を　作つくって　あげます。haha ga isogashii toki, watashi wa bangohan o tsukutte agemasu.
When my mother is busy, I make dinner for her.
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