How do you say little in Spanish

How do you say little in Spanish

How do you say little in Spanish

How do you say little in Spanish?

little – poco, poquito

Vocabulary:

a little (uncountable) – poco, poca, poquito, poquita

a few(countable) – algunos, algunas

a lot – mucho(s), mucha(s)

Sentences with the word little in Spanish

Préstame un poco de dinero.Lend me some money.
Dame un poco de agua.Give me some water.
No esperaba que fuera tan poco dinero.She didn’t expect it to be so little money.
Por poco tenemos que salir corriendo.We almost have to run away.
Estoy un poco asustado.I’m a little scared.
Agrégale un poco de chocolate.Add some chocolate to it.
Sírveme un poco de café.Pour me some coffee.
Es un poco tarde para pedir disculpas.It’s a little late to apologize.
Necesito un poco más de tiempo.I need some more time.
Él come mucho, pero trabaja poco.He eats a lot, but he works little.
El amor se ha transformado poco a poco en odio.Love has slowly turned into hate.
Se fue al poco tiempo de morirse su mamá.He left shortly after his mother died.
Iré avanzando poco a poco.I will advance little by little.
El restaurante es un poco caro.The restaurant is a bit expensive.
Ellos comían y dormían poco.They ate and slept little.
Distráete un poquito.Have a little fun.
¡Finalmente un poquito de tranquilidad!Finally a little peace of mind!
Debemos ser un poquito más cuidadosos.We have to be a little more careful.
La casa debe costar un poquito más delo que dice Manuel.The house must cost a little more than what Manuel says.
Verás el cartel un poquito más allá.You will see the sign a little further.
La verdad me da un poquito de curiosidad.The truth makes me a little curious.
¿Puedes volver un poquito más tarde?Can you come back a little later?
Come poquito a poco.Eat little by little.
Llegamos a la estación un poquito antes que el tren.We arrived at the station a little before the train.
Agrégale un poquito de sal.Add a little salt.
Estaría bien que tuvieras un poquito más de modestia.It would be nice if you had a little more modesty.
El mundo de hoy es un poquito mejor que el de ayer.Today’s world is a little better than yesterday’s.
Al paciente le han bajado un poquito los glóbulos blancos.The patient’s white blood cells have dropped a little.
El niño parece qué está un poquito más tranquilo.The boy seems to be a little calmer.
Su boca es un poquito grande y su nariz pequeña.His mouth is a bit big and his nose is small.
Había poco refresco en el pomo.There was little soda in the knob.
El poco conocimiento que se tiene del tema dificulta su comprensión.The little knowledge of the topic hinders its understanding.
Trabajas poco.You work little.
Comes poco y por eso estás tan flaco.You eat little and that’s why you’re so skinny.
Ha llegado un poco antes que tú.It has arrived a little before you.
Ella es poco eficiente.She is not very efficient.
Por poco que se esfuerce hallará la solución.As little about she will find the solution.
Estuvo muy bien ese concierto, ¿a poco no?That concert was very good, didn’t you?
Al poco tiempo de colgar el auricular, volvió a sonar el teléfono.Shortly after hanging the headset, she rang the phone again.
Lo vi llegar, y al poco tiempo se volvió a marchar.I saw him arrive, and soon he left again.
¿A poco no vas a venir de vacaciones con nosotros?Are you not going to come on vacation with us?
Hemos de hacerlo poco a poco para no equivocarnos.We have to do it little by little so as not to make mistakes.
Se lo bebió poco a poco.She drank little by little.
Para terminar la obra, acabarán poco a poco.To finish the work, they will end little by little.
Llegaré hacia las tres, poco más o menos.I will reach three or so.
Y el dinero, bien poquito.And money, very little.
Un poquito más de paciencia.A little more patience.
Y estar un poquito, temerosos.And be a little, fearful.
Dije que lo pensaría un poquito.I said I would think a little.
Mi voz sonó un poquito cortante.My voice sounded a little sharp.
Y dándoles a cambio bien poquito.And giving them in return very little.
Las puertas se abrieron un poquito.The doors opened a little.
Solo se había apartado un poquito.He had only separated a little.
Rió un poquito y se secó las manos.He laughed a little and dried his hands.
Hay que ir poquito a poco, amigo mío.You have to go little by little, my friend.
Vi cómo se movía el capote un poquito.I saw how the cape moved a little.
Me encanta saber qué es un poquito mío.I love knowing that it is my little.
Serenidad y un poquito de paciencia.Serenity and a little patience.
Pues quisiera llevarle un poquito de ese licor.Well, I would like to take him a little from that liquor.
Se frotó la cara y abrió un poquito los ojos.He rubbed his face and opened his eyes a little.

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