Hello Lisa, Yes it is very good ;) Lisa, you always post comprehensible questions, so I am sure there is something you missed writing here ?!

hi, "they are not that many" or "they are not so many". are these the things you want to clarify? :)

Hi perhaps you want to say "They are not so many ?" your question is not really clear here sorry.

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Bonjour Lisa. Can you supply additional details to your question? What is good?