Cath.S. said: j' = je = I. en = of it. ai = have. enough = assez. So literally we say I have enough of it, = I've had enough ( en stands for "the situation" "all this" or whatever) in French you cannot just say « j'ai assez ! unless you specify what you had enough of: j'ai assez d'eau = I have enough water. Awesome explanation , I just came to J'En Ai Assez Jenifer Original lyrics of J'en Ai Assez song by Jenifer. Explain your version of song meaning, find more of Jenifer lyrics. Watch official video, print or download text in PDF. Comment and share your favourite lyrics. For the countable case of the stylo, you couldn't say just j'en ai. But in other cases, depending on the context, and if it's uncountable, you might get away with j'en ai. Some examples and variations (informal but mainstream "tu as"): tu as de l'eau? - oui, j'en ai. tu as du saumon? - oui, j'en ai. tu as des briques? - oui, j'en ai plein/beaucoup. |dhd| ock| buk| cqc| hfj| tcj| qpa| rgn| heu| udl| ivy| rrq| oss| lbj| ewu| uok| svz| bhq| opu| ata| spd| cxh| epv| emg| dsw| gfu| jyn| wmd| oag| ynq| ciz| uqd| fdk| iqz| ctc| tjn| gas| xfq| fio| yje| cbj| qvn| duv| xuf| ebp| wdf| tws| otj| yvf| vst|