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"Ella necesita un poco de cafe" ?

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'Ella necesita un poco de cafe' it's mean - 'she's need a little bit cafe'? thank you

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updated Apr 24, 2011
edited by ian-hill
posted by Gigantesco

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Café can mean either the drink or the place where you get it, depending on the context. It wouldn't usually make sense for someone to "need" a place, so it refers to the drink.

She needs a bit of coffee.

Also, it's she not "she's." -- that is a contraction for "she is." That doesn't make sense in this sentence because there's no verb "to be."

Also, it's needs not need, since it's the third person form of the verb.

Also, it's bit of because you need to describe what the "bit" consists of.

updated Apr 24, 2011
posted by someone09
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Ella necesita un poco (de) café = She needs a little coffee.

updated Apr 24, 2011
posted by Azabache