"工作忙不忙？"

Translation: Are you busy at work?

[luca.3v]

"is it busy at work" is a more literal translation

[je_suis_therese]

Can't i also say "is your job busy?"

[Rando757719]

Considering there is no subject in this sentence, I think "are things busy at work" should be accepted. It's certainly a casual way in English to ask what this question is asking in Chinese...

[CinnamonTe1]

"Is it busy at work?" should be accepted.

If there is no actual "you" in the Chinese phrase, this is the most literal way to translate this question into English.

[Patrick825115]

Literal translations arent necessarily helpful. Most people would rather know what an idiom means than a word for word transliteration

[Lawwrence]

I saw no 'you' so put 'is work busy or not?' but it was not accepted. Would this have been right?

[Bill496592]

So 'you' is assumed?

[the.tylor.]

I feel like 'are you busy at work'would be better like 你在工作忙不忙

[Eanorel2]

What does it mean exactly? Is your job so demanding that you are busy all the time or are you busy working? Or something else?

[LisaMacIsa1]

I gave that answer and was marked wrong

[Kenneth92561]

Why is 你 not used here?

[AndreyKhaytin]

what does the english phrase mean???

[agYY12]

Если переводить буквально. "Это работа занятая?". Если по-человечески: "Это тяжёлая работа?"

[lin709549]

does this also translate to 'is work busy?'

[Jihel5]

Where is you?...