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Kenji Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

What do you mean by "It's taken."?

Hello.

I have heard the expression "It's taken." in a movie.

Maybe it meant "This is occupied"

What do you say when someone knocks on the door in the lavatory?

I have heard "Someone's in." How about "Engaged"?

Sorry to ask funny questions.

I would be appreciate it if you correct mistakes in my writing English. kenji
  

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Kenji Hello. " in a movie. Maybe it meant "This is occupied" Yes.

— Philip

  • Kenji Hello.
  • " in a movie.
  • Maybe it meant "This is occupied" Yes.
  • It means that someone has been sitting in the seat and will return shortly.
  • What do you say when someone knocks on the door in the lavatory?
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KenjiHello.

I have heard the expression "It's taken." in a movie.

Maybe it meant "This is occupied" Yes. It means that someone has been sitting in the seat and will return shortly.

What do you say when someone knocks on the door in the lavatory? "I'll be just a minute more," is one po
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>I have heard "Someone's in." How about "Engaged"?

Describe context
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KenjiWhat do you say when someone knocks on the door in the lavatory?
How about: "Come in!".
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I would like to know the expression which I use when someone knocks on the door in the lavatory.
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If it's home and the person knocking is a family member, the response is that the sibling inside yells to the knocking "I'm in here!"

In public, options include "Just a moment!" or "This one is occupied." or "Be out in a second!"
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You all helped me a lot.

Thanks a million!
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to make yourself sound more fun say lol uhhm it occupied then start laughing this way it wont be akward but just a funny mistake
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