wellとwell enoughの違いは何ですかって英語でなんて言うの？

*I speak English very well.- This means that you speak English fluently or very good. *I speak English well enough to have a basic conversation.- This means that you know enough English words for you to have a normal conversation with someone.

If you speak English well, it means that you have good language skills and are probably close to being able to understand and express any sentence in English. If you speak English well enough, it implies that you are able to understand what you need to understand, and say what you want to say, in English. The word 'enough' in this context shows that you have surpassed a certain threshold of language skill in order to get by with using the language.

If you speak English well then you have very good speaking skills and can hold a conversation or communicate/understand well If you 'speak English well enough' then you understand most of it and can hold a basic conversation but maybe do not understand everything but get by

This is a formal way to ask your teacher but it is always good to practice formal speech for when you have to ask someone who you don't know. Well= good well enough= good enough, acceptable, passing I hope that this helps! :)

In the first sentence, the speaker is assuming that there is in fact a difference between these two utterances and seeks more detail and explanation about the difference. The speaker in the second sentence is unsure if there is any difference and asks a more open question: "Is there...?"

If you would like to know the difference between the two terms you can ask by using the sentences above. 'Well enough' tells us that you can get by, it isn't perfect but you have the right amount or level that can help you get by. 'Well' tells us that you are good and have a sufficient amount or level. "I speak English well, I am able to pronounce tricky words." "I speak English well enough for people to understand what I am trying to say."

When you want to ask your teacher what the difference is between well and well enough, then you may ask in the following ways: -What is the difference between "well"and "well enough"? -Is there a difference between "well" and "well enough"? Alternatively, you may explain what you think is the difference between the two and ask them if you're correct in your understanding.

There are a lot of ways to ask a question like this. These are just two of the ways that it is possible. The most common way of saying it in America is "What is the difference between "well" and "well enough".

Using well is to describe something good. Ex: -She speaks English well. Using “well enough” would specify that something is “good enough” for something. Ex:- You speak English well enough to study in the US.