How to Say ‘But I need the photos.’ in Italian
Però ho bisogno delle foto.
peh-ROH oh bee-ZOHN-yoh DEL-leh FOH-toh
[peh-ROH oh bee-ZOHN-yoh DEL-leh FOH-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: però means "but" and the accent matters: stress the final o, as in (peh-ROH). It's a very common alternative to ma.
Phrase Breakdown
Però ho bisogno
peh-ROH oh bee-ZOHN-yoh
But I need
'Però' means 'but' or 'however', with the stress on the end: pe-RÒ. Glide into the silent-h 'ho'.
Però ho bisogno di tempo.
But I need time.
Words in this phrase
Però
[peh-ROH]
but
Used to introduce a contrast or exception.
Però, c'è un problema.
But, there's a problem.
ho
[oh]
I have
First person singular of avere, used with a past participle to form the present perfect.
Ho parlato con tre aziende oggi.
I have spoken with three companies today.
bisogno
[bee-ZOHN-yoh]
need
Noun meaning 'need'; 'avere bisogno di' means 'to need'.
Ho bisogno di acqua.
I need water.
delle foto.
DEL-leh FOH-toh
the photos
'Delle' is 'di' plus 'le', used after 'bisogno'.
Mandami delle foto.
Send me some photos.
Words in this phrase
delle
[DEL-leh]
of the (feminine plural)
Di + le, used before feminine plural nouns.
Il profumo delle rose.
The scent of the roses.
foto
[FOH-toh]
photos
Short for 'fotografia'; feminine noun that doesn't change in the plural.
Mandami le foto, per favore.
Send me the photos, please.
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