How to Say ‘Yeah, really busy.’ in Japanese
うん、すごく忙しい。
un sugoku isogashii
[oon soo-goh-koo ee-soh-gah-shee]
💬 Usage Tip: すごく (sugoku) goes before a describing word to mean "really." Try すごく眠い "really sleepy."
Phrase Breakdown
うん
un
[oon]
yeah; yep; mm-hm
Casual agreement/acknowledgment. Very common in dating conversations; softer than はい.
うん、私も同じ気持ち。
Yeah, I feel the same too.
すごく
sugoku
[soo-goh-koo]
very; really
An adverb used to strongly emphasize the next word, like 'very' or 'really'.
すごくおしかった。
It was really close.
忙しい
isogashii
[ee-soh-gah-shee]
busy
I-adjective meaning “busy.” Often used about schedules/work (仕事が忙しい).
今週は忙しいです。
I’m busy this week.
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