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Christmas All Over Again I'm for now.
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문제 1

Your friend offers you more soup. You're full but want to sound relaxed. What do you say?

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문제 2

What does "plenty" mean in "That's plenty"?

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문제 3

You are leading a long meeting and want to end it calmly. Which line fits best?

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문제 4

Which line sounds the most like a warning?

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문제 5

Your team is tired at the end of a workday. Which friendly line ends the work?

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How smart people say "That's enough"

To refuse more food politely, say "I'm good for now." To thank someone and stop them, say "That's plenty." To end a talk or a task calmly, say "Let's stop there." These sound kinder than a plain "That's enough," which can sound like a warning.

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I'm good for now. 어감: Casual and friendly

Use it as a soft no when someone offers more food, drink, or help. The words "for now" leave the door open for later. It's too casual for a firm refusal at work.

“I'm good for now.”

영화 속 표현: Christmas All Over Again (2016)
That's plenty. 어감: Warm and thankful

Use it when someone gives you something and you have more than enough. Plenty means more than enough, so the line also says thank you. Add "thanks" to make it warmer.

“No. That's plenty.”

영화 속 표현: Destination Wedding (2017)
Let's stop there. 어감: Calm but firm

Use it to end a conversation, a meeting, or a task in a calm way. It works well when you lead the activity. Don't use it to refuse food; it sounds too serious for that.

“Let's stop there.”

영화 속 표현: Interlude in Prague (2017)
No more for me, thanks. 어감: Polite and clear

Use it at the table when someone wants to fill your glass or plate again. It's clear but friendly. Don't use it for a talk or a task.
That's all I need. 어감: Neutral and helpful

Use it when someone is giving you items, information, or help, and you have what you came for. It works in shops, offices, and at home.
I think that'll do. 어감: Relaxed and gentle

Use it when a task or an amount is good enough and you want to finish. "I think" makes it softer. It can sound a little cool if someone worked hard, so add a thank you.

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어색한 표현 ~~That's enough! (to a host who offers more food)~~

더 자연스러운 표현 That's plenty, thank you.

"That's enough" can sound like an order or a warning. "That's plenty" says the same thing but also thanks the person for being generous.
어색한 표현 ~~I'm good now.~~

더 자연스러운 표현 I'm good for now.

"For now" is the soft part of the line. It tells the host you may want more later, so the refusal sounds friendly, not final.
어색한 표현 ~~Let's stop here, thanks. (when refusing more cake)~~

더 자연스러운 표현 No more for me, thanks.

"Let's stop there" or "Let's stop here" ends a talk or a task. For food and drink, use a line about yourself, like "No more for me."