家事で忙しいって英語でなんて言うの？

"I am busy doing my household chores". The word busy is explaining how the person has a great amount of work that keeps them occupied to the extent that he/she cannot do anything else other than the task that they are engaged in at that moment. The word "chores" can be used to refer to housework which is the work that you do around a house, for example cleaning, cooking, and washing clothes. "I am busy doing my chores" This is a very basic and direct way of saying that you are busy with your housework. "I am too occupied with my household chores". This a another way of saying you have no time to do anything else other than housework and that you are unavailable.

"I've got a ton of housework!" "A ton" is a common phrase to say a large amount of something. This is an informal way to say you have a lot of chores or things to do to clean your home. "I've got a lot of housework to do." This is a very simple and straightforward way of saying you are busy with housework. "I'm super busy with housework." This phrase implies that you have no time to do anything else but clean and do housework. It is informal, something you might say to a friend or family member, especially if they invite you to something.

The word 'chores' means jobs to do around the house. This is the definition of 'housework'. Things like cleaning, tidying and cooking can fall under this category. You could say 'I'm busy doing housework', as 'doing' implies something happening now. You could say 'I'm busy doing chores' or simply 'I have housework to do'.

Swamped' is a colloquial way of describing how overwhelmed with an excessive amount of something you are. By referring to the amount of time it will take you to do the housework, you are emphasising that there is a lot of it.

A very common word used for household work is "chores" "Chore" - a routine task, especially a household one. For instance, many children have to do "chores" around the house for their parents. This my include taking out the trash, mowing the lawn, doing the dishes, vacuuming, etc.

The word "chores" can be used to refer to housework. The term "pilling up" is a good way to express that there is a lot to be done, therefore, keeping one busy. "Loads of housework" is a good expression to use to impress on someone that there is a lot to be done. It indicates that one will be busy for a while. Another way for someone to imply that he/she is busy is to simply explain that he/she cannot do what's being asked of him/her because he/she is doing something else at the moment.