パーティなら行くけどねって英語でなんて言うの？

What exactly is a party? Well, probably the answer is, it depends on the people who are present and how theyiinteract with each other. You could have a band and food and an empty dance floor but if the people are serious and reserved it may not be described as a party. A 'do' is an event such as a dinner with guests or perhaps, a meeting of people going to a venue to celebrate something or just to have fun.

*Yes as long as it's a party. This means that you will only attend if the gathering is a party. For example: A; Are you coming to the gathering B:Yes as long as it's a party. You can also say "I will come if it is a party..

"Attend" means to go to an event. This is a nice way to tell the person who you're talking to that you only want to go if it's a party. I hope that this helps :)

If you want to explain that you will only be attending if it is a party, you can say: "If it's a party, I will go!" "I'll be coming if it's a party."

When someone invites you to a party, you can say to them or someone else the above phrases. If someone invites you to something, and you want to tell them that you will only attend if it is a party (not a lunch, or coffee or something else), you can reply with "I will only come if it is a party". You are making it clear to someone that you will only go to their event if it is a party, but nothing else.

"Only if its a party." This answers and explains you will only go if it will be a party. "I'll go if it is a party." This is another way of explaining that you will go but it needs to bee a party.

When you want to explain that you will only attend an event only if it is a party; then you may explain this in the following ways: -I will come if it's a party -I'll consider going only if it is a party