How to Say ‘Enough space’ in French
Assez d'espace
ah-seh d ess-pahs
[ah-seh d ess-pahs]
💬 Usage Tip: With amounts like [assez], French uses [de] before the noun: [assez d'espace], [assez de place], [assez de temps]. Before a vowel, [de] becomes [d'].
Phrase Breakdown
Assez
[ah-seh]
enough
Means sufficient or adequate quantity.
Il y a assez d'espace pour un fauteuil roulant.
There is enough space for a wheelchair.
d'
[d]
of
Contracted form used before a vowel sound, as in d'espace.
Nous avons besoin d'espace autour de la table.
We need space around the table.
espace
[ess-pahs]
space
Refers to physical room or open area.
Assez d'espace est important pour circuler facilement.
Enough space is important to move around easily.
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