it means ''I need a friend''. But like a girl friend.
That means "for a (female) friend"
That would translate over to: "She is a friend"
My love I need to ask you a question
The feminine form of "un amigo" is "una amiga," both meaning friend in Spanish.
it means: your friend (female) is a good person.
Necesito una mesa. *Note, if you are at a restaurant and need a table, you should say: Quisiera / querría una mesa (I would like a table) or (necesito) una mesa por favor (I need a table; you can ommit "necesito"). By using the subjunctive of each verb, the request/demand is much more polite. If you simply said Necesito una mesa, the listener would think you are being too forward or direct.
Necesito una madre was created in 1966.
To say 'I need a chair' in Spanish, you would say 'Yo necesito una silla.'
it means a friend that is a girl
I need a new backpack
A friend (female friend) too
"I need a friend" in Spanish is "Necesito un amigo" (or for a female friend, "una amiga"). It is pronounced "Neh-say-SEE-toe oon ah-ME-go". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations