il y en a plein

there are lots

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there are lots “En” refers to things already mentioned or understood from context.

FR: Des biscuits ? Il y en a plein dans le placard.

EN: Cookies? There are lots in the cupboard.

I have no idea, but there are loads of them.

— Nobody Knows (2004)

There are loads of them!

— Le Château dans le ciel (1986)

There are plenty of them.

— Les Lundis au soleil (2002)

Look, there are loads of them!

— Central do Brasil (1998)

There are lots of them inside!

— Le Château dans le ciel (1986)

Why are there so many?

— Yi Yi (2000)

There are plenty, Doctor José.

— Roma (2018)

There are plenty of them here.

There are lots around here.

— Predator (1987)

I don’t know what this tree is called, but there are lots of them around here.

Wood now, there's plenty of it.

— Ratatouille (2007)

There are plenty of them around here.