I am fine and keeping busy (English) -> Je suis fine et se tenir occupé (French)
il fait beau.
Je vais bien, et vous ? -
To say "I am okay" in French, you can say "Je vais bien." If you want to express that you're doing alright in a casual way, you could also say "Ça va." Both phrases convey a sense of being fine or okay.
I'm OK (I agree): je suis d'accord I'm OK (I am fine): je vais bien
Forever and for always are translated the same in French: "pour toujours". A French speaker would say "je te garde pour toujours", or "je te garde pour toujours et à jamais" ('à jamais' meaning he will never give up), the latter being a little emphatic.
"No, I am busy" is "Non, je suis occupé / occupée" in French.
You can say "Je suis occupé" to say "I'm busy" in French.
You can say "Je suis occupé(e)" to convey that you are busy in French.
occupé(e)
d'hier a été occupée
vous êtes occupé(e)?
it is "amende"
it is fine = c'est bon, ça va
the fine super tissues
semaine bien remplie avant
Beau avec moi
ils sont bons.