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The phrase "need an interpreter" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing the requirement for someone who can translate spoken or written language.
Example: "During the international conference, I realized I need an interpreter to help communicate with the foreign delegates."
Alternatives: "require an interpreter" or "want an interpreter."
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I don't need an interpreter".
"You really need an interpreter," she told him.
Affirmed did not like to be passed; about that you didn't need an interpreter.
His lawyer said he speaks Italian well enough not to need an interpreter.
When I go to the hospital I won't need an interpreter".
Mr. Dunham said Mr. Moussaoui could speak English and did not need an interpreter.
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Faget needs an interpreter, and since 1946 Johnson has filled that role.
During the filming, in fact, he often needed an interpreter to get his point across.
But even when she was alive, her grandmother needed an interpreter.
If the deaf spouse of a crime victim needs an interpreter during court proceedings, the state will pay for it.
To get much further, Tenzing needs an interpreter, and this is one way Rabindranath Mitra assists him.
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