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How do you say "i need a hospital" in Spanish?
Necesito un hospital
In Spanish, "i need a hospital" is Necesito un hospital.
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Pronunciation
The trick with 'Necesito un hospital' is to say any z or soft c as a th sound, the Castilian way while making sure stress naturally falls on the last syllable. Also, any h stays completely silent.
Grammar notes
Necesito un hospital is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
i need a hospital
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How to remember Necesito un hospital
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Questions about Necesito un hospital
How do you pronounce Necesito un hospital?
The trick with 'Necesito un hospital' is to say any z or soft c as a th sound, the Castilian way while making sure stress naturally falls on the last syllable. Also, any h stays completely silent.
Is Necesito un hospital formal or casual?
Necesito un hospital is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Necesito un hospital used in Spanish?
Necesito un hospital is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (i need a hospital).
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