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How do you say enough in Russian?

There are several ways to say "enough" in Russian, depending on the context:

General "enough":

* Достаточно (Dostatochno) - This is the most common and neutral way to say "enough".

* Хватит (Khvatit) - This is a bit more forceful and implies that something should stop.

"Enough of something":

* Довольно (Dovol'no) - This is used when you want to say that you've had enough of something specific.

* С меня хватит (S menya khvatit) - This means "I've had enough" and is used when you're feeling overwhelmed or frustrated.

"Enough for someone":

* Достаточно для [кого-то] (Dostatochno dlya [kogo-to]) - This means "enough for [someone]".

* Хватит [кому-то] (Khvatit [komu-to]) - This means "enough for [someone]".

Example:

* У меня достаточно денег. (U menya dostatochno deneg.) - I have enough money.

* Хватит разговаривать! (Khvatit razgovarivat!) - Enough talking!

* Довольно этих шуток! (Dovol'no etikh shutok!) - Enough of these jokes!

* С меня хватит этого фильма! (S menya khvatit etogo filma!) - I've had enough of this movie!

The best way to choose the right word depends on the context and the specific meaning you want to convey.

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