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Mashghul Meaning in English: Persian (Farsi) Word

Mashghul (mash-GHOOL) means "Busy" in Persian (Farsi). Turn a plan down kindly: Bebakhshid, mashghulam.

How to say Mashghul

Mashghul

مشغول

mash-GHOOL

Busy

Mashghul in a sentence

Real lines from the course, said by the people you meet in it.

  1. Darya, your cousin

    Jome mashghulam. Shanbe bikaram!

    I'm busy on Friday. I'm free on Saturday!

    Module 15, lesson 2
  2. Farda mashghulam

    I'm busy tomorrow.

    Module 15, lesson 3
  3. Yekshanbe mashghulam. Doshanbe o seshanbe bikaram.

    I'm busy Sunday. I'm free Monday and Tuesday.

    Module 15, lesson 4
  4. Karan, your friend

    Na, jome mashghulam. Shanbe miam!

    No, I'm busy Friday. I'm coming Saturday!

    Module 15, lesson 5
  5. Nommi, your friend

    Na, bebakhshid. Farda mashghulam.

    No, sorry. I'm busy tomorrow.

    Module 15, lesson 7

When to say Mashghul

Turn a plan down kindly: Bebakhshid, mashghulam.

Questions people ask about Mashghul

What does Mashghul mean in Persian?

Mashghul means "Busy" in Persian (Farsi). Turn a plan down kindly: Bebakhshid, mashghulam.

How do you pronounce Mashghul?

Say mash-GHOOL, with the stress on "ghool".

How do you use Mashghul in a sentence?

Try Jome mashghulam. Shanbe bikaram! (I'm busy on Friday. I'm free on Saturday!)

Where can I learn Mashghul?

In Module 15, lesson 2 of the Finglish course ("Too busy").

Learn Mashghul step by step

Module 15: Make a plan

Lesson 2: Too busy

8 lessons in the module.

Mashghul comes up in 5 lessons across Module 15.

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A way to remember

Mashghul is busy: hands full, the whole evening taken. Mashghulam: I am busy.

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