"He needs a telephone."

Translation: Él necesita un teléfono.

[tomerdavid5]

What? I wrote "El necesito" and it told me that I was wrong. Why?

[tomerdavid5]

Nevermind.. Got it..

[Hannah2006.R]

I know why. The El has a É with a mark on top of it!

[MitchellAl226526]

shouldn't it be "necesito" since the whole sentence is masculine?

[a.aastrid]

In this case necesito would mean "I" necesita would mean he/she/they

[a.aastrid]

Actually im not sure abt it meaning they.

[EvinJoslin]

Yo necesito (I need)
Tu necesitas (you need)
El necesita (he needs)

[ellanicolehandy]

I put necesito because the subject is masculine, yet it said the correct answer was necesita

[blake590478]

Necesita is used for he she needs
Necesito is used for I need

[Lineellingsen]

necesito ? or necesita ? thought it was necesito because it's Él and not Ella ?

[orsoinbici]

Teléfono... Móvil?

[LindaBell14]

Well!

[Andrea421367]

I have the exact same answer but it says its wrong

[Hannah2006.R]

But,i took a Spanish course in college. There they said all feminine words end in a.

[lucy266517]

Can some one give me hearts

[someone50087]

I believe the whole sentence is masculine and it should have been necesito instead of necesita.

[PaoloMatan]

anyone wanna give me lingots?

[Thitrophy]

necisito*

[YashWoosar]

The fundamental rules don't change by sentence. Necessito is grammatically correct.

[Trumaine7]

Should be "necesito"

[a.aastrid]

In this sentence necesito means "I" Necesita means he/she

[Trumaine7]

Ok, i guess i just need to learn words that end in "A" that aren't female