How would you say in French?
Have you eaten enough today?
At USC.
We have a view as a movie or should we?
I've seen enough.
J.
I save you.
J.
I save you.
Do you have enough time?
At USC Avenues.
I say the tone.
I would like to buy it, but I don't have enough money.
You would relish the maze dungeon.
You would relish the maze.
I say dungeon.
You have drunk enough wine.
To have you as, say, the one who's a baby.
I say so the word I say only goes in between the auxiliary verb and the past participle, if you're
using it by itself.
So if you said you have drunk enough, you would say to Sabu or Sabu.
But because we are saying you have drunk enough wine, then you can put it at the end to have you say
one goes away instead of one.
I didn't buy enough food for eight people.
I said No, poor person.
I said, no, your poor person.
Do you have enough time to help me?
I do.
I say that on the day, every day.
Are there enough people here?
Yeah.
I see the person.
They see it till I see the person they see.