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How do yu answer que necesitas tu?

The question "¿Qué necesitas tú?" in Spanish translates to "What do you need?" in English.

Here are some ways to answer this question, depending on the context:

If you need something specific:

* "Necesito..." followed by the thing you need. For example:

* "Necesito un bolígrafo." (I need a pen.)

* "Necesito un vaso de agua." (I need a glass of water.)

* "Me hace falta..." (I need...) followed by the thing you need.

If you don't need anything specific:

* "No necesito nada." (I don't need anything.)

* "Estoy bien, gracias." (I'm fine, thank you.)

If you want to be more polite:

* "¿Qué necesita usted?" (What do you need?) - This is more formal and polite.

* "Dígame, ¿qué necesita?" (Tell me, what do you need?)

To ask for clarification:

* "¿Qué necesita exactamente?" (What exactly do you need?)

* "Puede explicarme un poco más?" (Can you explain a little more?)

The best way to answer "¿Qué necesitas tú?" depends on the situation and who you are talking to.

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