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The billionaire Saoudien, Prince Alwalid Bintalal, has indicated that he would give it all his fortune

of $ 32 billion to creative works.

The billionaire Saoudien.

Here, billionaire is a name.

This may be an adjective, but here it's a name of a billionaire, billionaire in English.

For example, Bill Gates is a billionaire, that is to say he has at least $ 1 billion.

He has more, he has a lot more, but to be a billionaire, he has to have to have at least at least $ 1 billion.

So, a billionaire is more rich than a millionaire, a billionaire is more rich than a millionaire.

And here, this billionaire is from Rabi Saoudit, the country, Rabi Saoudit.

We say he is Saoudien, Saoudien, like a man to do Saoudien, a man to do Saoudien.

And the question is, Rabi Saoudit, is he a rich country?

Rabi Saoudit, is he a rich country?

He would give, he would give, he would give, he would give, he would give, he would give his house to his best friend.

He would give it gradually, that is that, he would give, he would give, he would give it all for the revoir.

He would give it all for the revoir.

Exactly, all feminine of all T-O-U-T-E, in English, all or all, it is entire.

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