No. 3,987 in Spanish
bisogno
"Bisogno" is not a Spanish word; it is Italian and means "need" or "requirement."
In a sentence
Tengo bisogno de resolver este problema.
I need to resolve this issue.
Here 'bisogno' is used to express a need or requirement for doing something.
¿Por qué tienes bisogno de más tiempo?
Why do you need more time?
In this sentence, 'bisogno' is used to inquire about someone's necessity for additional time.
Hemos tenido bisogno de apoyo esta semana.
We have needed support this week.
'Bisogno' is employed here to communicate a past necessity for support.
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