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I'm doing a transcript of an English audio file for a community site, and I ran across an English expression, which I know roughly what it is, but I cannot get it in proper English.I'm sure, you English people, use that constantly as you mumble the words, it sound like "alldo".I'm not sure, if it is in fact: "although"Thanks in advance.

Could you be thinking of "that'll do?"If that's the case, that means "that's good" "that's enough" or literally, "that will do."

Thanks for your quick reply, I'm still not sure, perhaps you can reach that audio file at (bottom of the page, the MP3 file):http://www.globalpublicmedia.com/lectures/452And at the time (3 minutes & 40 seconds), from the beginning, there is a phrase spoken by a women, that start by: That's right, ...... (then the expression that I not sure about).Thanks in advanceP.S.: This site is all about the coming "Peak Oil", it is very interesting, still not sure if I believe everything they say, but it is informative.

"although he personally doesn't come on that strong..." Although loosely means "even though" or "regardless of the fact that..."