Necesito un taxi.

When to use

This phrase is used to initiate a taxi request, typically when speaking to a hotel concierge, a restaurant employee, or directly to a taxi dispatcher.

How it works

The phrase uses the verb 'necesitar' (to need) in the first-person singular present tense ('necesito'). 'Un taxi' is the direct object, meaning 'a taxi'.

• necesito
• un taxi

Register and formality

This is a neutral and polite phrase suitable for most interactions, including formal and informal settings. It does not use 'tú', 'usted', or 'vos', making it universally applicable.

Notes

Useful when asking staff or a hotel. Neutral everyday wording.