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There are several ways one could approach translating this ... The direct translation is 'isogashii desu ka.' Alternatively, you could ask if someone's free: 'hima desu ka.'
However, when approaching someone with a degree of politeness, you would get this sort of sentiment across with something like, 'Ano, sumimasen. Chotto yoroshii desu/deshou ka,' or less formally, 'chotto ii desu ka.' These could be used in situations where you're asking to take a part of someone's time to consult with them, ask questions, etc. It's like, "Excuse me, do you have a minute?" in English.
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