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"to need" -> "avoir besoin" (to have a need) Verbs are a lot more complex in French than in English, so I'm glad they went that way. Seems a lot simpler than a
by pagekalisedown 15y ago
"to need" -> "avoir besoin" (to have a need)
Verbs are a lot more complex in French than in English, so I'm glad they went that way. Seems a lot simpler than adding a whole new verb.
- Typhon 15y agoI know that, and that's beside my point.