那你先忙吧英文怎么说
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"You first, busy" is a phrase that does not exist in standard Engpsh. It's possible that it is a non-standard or informal way of saying "You go first, I'm busy" or "You go ahead, I'm occupied." Here are a few examples in Engpsh and their Chinese translations:
Example 1:
A: "Do you want to go to the store?"
B: "You first, busy." (Informal)
B: "You go ahead, I'm occupied." (Formal)
Chinese Translation:
B: "你先去吧，我忙。"
B: "你先去，我正忙着呢。"
Example 2:
A: "Do you want to eat lunch now?"
B: "You first, busy." (Informal)
B: "You go ahead, I'm busy at the moment." (Formal)
Chinese Translation:
B: "你先吃吧，我忙。"
B: "你先吃，我此刻正忙碌。"
Example 1:
A: "Do you want to go to the store?"
B: "You first, busy." (Informal)
B: "You go ahead, I'm occupied." (Formal)
Chinese Translation:
B: "你先去吧，我忙。"
B: "你先去，我正忙着呢。"
Example 2:
A: "Do you want to eat lunch now?"
B: "You first, busy." (Informal)
B: "You go ahead, I'm busy at the moment." (Formal)
Chinese Translation:
B: "你先吃吧，我忙。"
B: "你先吃，我此刻正忙碌。"