"to need" -> "avoir besoin" (to have a need) Verbs are a lot more complex in...

		pagekalisedown on May 27, 2011 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Differences between German and British manners "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.

I know that, and that's beside my point.