時間がないって英語でなんて言うの？

"Free time" is extra time that you have to be able to do extra things. This is a way to tell someone that you are very busy and that you won't be able to do anything else. I hope that this helps :)

Native speakers will say like this: “I don't have time for that”. There are lots of other ways to say it, but this one is the most accurate and most commonly used. Here is an example on how to use this in a conversation: A: Can you help me with this? B: I can't. I don't have enough time, sorry.

The two sentences you see provided above are great ways to express to your listener that you do not have time to do something in particular. In the first sentence you will see the word enough. This word means to have the necessary amount of something. You will find this word to be a very useful part of your vocabulary.

If talking to a non-native speaker, you may wish to say 'I won't have enough time to do this.', because by saying 'enough time' and 'to do this', there is less room for confusion. However, it is common to omit 'enough' and 'to do this', particularly in informal conversation. I would also suggest apologising (saying sorry) in order to be polite. You could also say that you are 'too busy' instead, if you want to tell the person that you have many things to do, and so you will not be able to do what they request.

When you want to explain that you don't have time to do something, you can say: "I don't have much time." "I don't have time to ~."

"Sorry, I am busy right now I do not have time" is a polite way of explaining to someone you do not have time do something they are asking you to do. This example sentence tells your listener you are sorry you can not do something and also tells the listener why you do not have the time to which is because you are busy.

I don't have the time. I haven't got time right now. I just don't have enough time. There aren't enough hours in the day. Are all good examples in this instance.

You would like to explain that you do not have time to do anything. Any of the above suggestions would be approprioate for that conversation.

If you don't have time to do something it is because you are busy with other things that are more important. To express that you don't have time use the sentences above. Pressed for time: pressed (pressure), in a hurry "Sorry, I have no time." "I'm too busy at the moment, sorry." "I can't do that now, I am pressed for time, can I help you tomorrow?"

You can simply say "I don't have time" or "I don't have time to __(name of activity)___" but this might make the person you're speaking to feel as if you just don't want to do it. To make it clear that the issue really is about your schedule not allowing for it, you can use some other words around the phrase to soften it's meaning and show the person that you really do care. Examples: I really wish I could come to the movies with you, but I don't have time. I won't have time to go with the movies with you tomorrow, but maybe another time.

It is a typical situation when we need to tell others that we are busy. I wrote to sentences which should help you to avoid any problems when you need to explain the lack of your time.

Busy' is an adjective used when we have a lot to do. We can say we are busy if we do not have the time to do something. We can also say that we have 'run out of time'.