Today I have heard a sentence:
Today it's being a holiday what are you doing up there?
Does it mean:
Although it's a holiday, you're so busy.
Is it correct to say in this context?
Thank you.
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You apparently understood the meaning correctly, but there should be no it's in that sentence; and a comma would make it clearer:
Today being a holiday, what are you doing up there?
To grammarians the first phrase is an absolute construction; see explanation and more examples there.
