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What is the difference between ho bisogno di and ho bisogno per ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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“Bisogno di” si usa quando ti serve una cosa come un oggetto. “Bisogno per” si usa per indicare lo scopo per il quale hai bisogno una cosa.
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@fenantrene ma potresti usare “bisogno per” nel seguente modo
“A cosa ti serve il cavatappi?”
“L’ho bisogno per aprire la bottiglia”
(Naturalmente nella frase principale deve figurare il complemento)
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