"My sister is always busy."

Translation: أُخْتي مَشْغولة دائِماً.

[keller1880]

أختي دائما مشغولة .
...is not a typo, is it? That's what duo says. I'm a native speaker and it sounds completely natural to me. Or is it actually incorrect?

[Alaa-Eddine_G.]

I think you are correct. i am tunisian and i am pretty sure in the answer they used the masculine version of busy

[bethanyerin]

No, its correct! I did the same mabye just a mix up.

[Hugiru]

In arabic, the adjectives comes last most of the time. Eg عندها جاكيت جميل The literal translation is "she has jacket pretty." That's why we say بيت كبير (house big) instead of كبير بيت

[_FiX_]

Correct pronunciation: 2ukhtii (not 2ukhtayy)

[FursaFarfasha]

أختي دائما مشغولة
not a typo.

[Ollie-Benson]

Report it as "My answer should be accepted" by clicking on the flag icon.

[LlaSdd]

The correct version is اختي دائماً مشغولة with a ة. Duo accepted it, but told me I have a typo and corrected it to مشغول. This is incorrect. The subject is "my sister", therefore "busy" must be in feminine form.
Please fix.

[LlaSdd]

To be clear, they allow دائماً to come either before or after مشغولة, however they use masculine form if you put دائما first. It should still be in feminine form regardless of its position in the sentence.

[Bruno_Venin]

not مَشْغول, because the subject is "my sister"

[GloriaGudalupe]

اختي مشغولة دايما
Sorry someone can help. I do not understand where I made the mistake because it was rejected

[DjibrilAA]

Maybe they don't consider the hamza in /daa2iman/ an optional diacritic?

[GloriaGudalupe]

Many thanks! Just now Nempo told me that It's not ي, it's ئ

[nempo]

It's not ي, it's ئ

[GloriaGudalupe]

Many thanks, could not see that!

[JaimeMartn1234]

The order of the words is not correct, always goes before busy, just as it does in English

[fred91883]

In da2iman ...you wrote dayiman

[Aisha853681]

I used this example once and a native speaker told me they dont use مشغول in this way