She is Busy in Spanish

She’s busy in Spanish If she is very busy, the phrase Estoy muy ocupada indicates this and means she cannot chat right now as she may be renovating the home of her family.

Ocupada (or ocupada) is typically used to refer to people or things who are extremely busy and engaged with something, or otherwise very engaged with something. This article will show you how to use this adjective correctly both formal and informal settings.

Gender in Spanish

Like most languages, gender in Spanish is determined by noun endings; two forms exist – masculine and feminine – with important implications when discussing nouns such as dogs (perro) vs perras. For instance, perros are male while perras refer to female dogs.

Spanish definite articles resemble those found in English in many ways. Alongside definite articles, Spanish has several forms of the verb “to be,” including ser, estar and haber, that can each be used to express similar ideas depending on context. We will look at both regular and irregular sentences using ser as well as how to create past and present perfect verb tenses in this article – once you master these basic techniques you will be ready to express complex thoughts in Spanish!