This very common English word can sometimes cause Spanish speakers problems.

First, its pronunciation: /ináf/  (pronúncialo como si fuera castellano)

Secondly, where to place it: before nouns, and after adjectives, verbs, or adverbs.

I don’t have enough money
Do we have enough sugar or should I buy more?

Bill isn’t tall enough to do that job.
I didn’t study enough for the test, and I failed.
I didn’t move quickly enough and got hit by the egg.

Enough: pronounced ináf, comes before nouns and after adjectives, verbs, and adverbs.