Toujours besoin
Always need
Language note: Remember that in French, adjectives often follow the noun, opposite to English.
Context: Paul talks about incorporating short pauses into a routine.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Toujours
[too-zhoor]
Always
Indicates something that occurs all the time or constantly.
Je suis toujours fatigué après le travail.
I am always tired after work.
besoin
[beh-zwan]
Need
Refers to something that is necessary or required.
J'ai besoin d'aide pour ce projet.
I need help with this project.
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