"ENOUGH" in Spanish - Quick Shortcut to Learn Spanish Fluency

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[@samhussein9100]

I'd like it if there's a video on basta vs bastante vs suficiente. Thank a lot.

[@waynesgrid49]

Ditto, add encansa?

[@cylau8179]

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[@wikijerry3678]

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[@mihaelatudor2417]

I appreciate very much that now your lessons include the feminine. Thank you !

[@kaybeck9866]

¡Otra gran lección! muchas gracias

[@wikijerry3678]

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[@parakramakarunaratne1789]

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[@CleonaPattersoneFluentEnglish]

Ya hay suficientes vídeos buenos en este canal para ocuparme. ¡Pero, no hay suficientes horas en el día para verlos tan rápidamente como me gustaría!
¿Hay suficientes patatas para cinco personas?
Sí, hay lo suficiente.🙂
HAY LO SUFICIENTE
= there is enough for the purpose. Thank you for explaining this nuance.🎯
A new adverb for me:
SUFICIENTEMENTE + ajectivo = sufficiently ...
No soy suficientemente lista para aprender todas los matices. Pero, hago lo mejor que puedo.😜 Gracias ProSpanish.🎯

[@kalungironald2229]

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[@cihatecicek]

can you use basta instead of suficiente ?

[@semperfiarcher]

No. "Basta" is an imperative (verb) whereas suficiente is an adjective.

[@cihatecicek]

@@semperfiarcher thank you

[@hanaakhalifeh376]

gracias

[@jeromepapas1068]

Is it "tengo lo suficiente" or "lo tengo suficiente"

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

tengo lo suficiente

[@easyvanlife5036]

Can I also use bastante instead of suficiente?

[@philhodgson6453]

Fui suficientemente entender este video, gracias.

[@dinugautam8414]

Hello could you tell me.. 1 to 6 levels are enough for B2 (Dele) level??

[@smsflemingsf]

How do you use the verb "bastar"?

[@smsflemingsf]

@Rompi kaushal thank you for your detailed reply!

[@kaymgee08]

I thought listo meant ready.

[@iq150aa4]

Maybe listo has 2 meanings?

[@aquilachefba-ados]

Growing up in the Bronx NY... I always recognized “basta” o “ya basta” as enough..🤷🏽‍♀️

[@semperfiarcher]

"basta" is the imperative of "bastar" a VERB which means "to be enough". "Suficiente" is an adjective.

[@aquilachefba-ados]

P. J. Casselman - well alright then... just kick my Puerto Rican spanish in the culo!🤣

[@semperfiarcher]

@@aquilachefba-ados LOL Not my intention. I'm just relaying the grammatical rule. ;-) Basta definitely means "enough", but it's like saying "Let that be enough!" in one word.

[@waynesgrid49]

I think i was taught encansa de pizza in school. For enough pizza. No?

[@newlevelgraphicsdavidframe2870]

love these lessons but man paella is not said differently in English it is a Spanish word nobody says tor -till- a for tortilla lol

[@ChastityBeltzJourney]

Thank you! Lol

[@a.p.4948]

I think that's how it's pronounced in the UK English, and not the US English...

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[@vanessaperdomov]

Hello, i'm from Colombia

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[@vanessaperdomov]

Of course

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