Little in Spanish

How to translate little in Spanish?. Little is an English word which defines anything that is small in size. This word is used to refer to a thing or product that is small or tiny in size. This word emphasizes on the size of any product.

How to translate little in Spanish?

little – pequeña, poca (fem.), pequeño, poco (masc.)

Sentences with the word little in Spanish

¡Hola pequeño!	–	Hello little one!
Te adoro pequeño mío.	–	I adore you my little one.
Tengo un niño pequeño.	–	I have a small child.
Mi sobrino más pequeño se enfermó.	–	My youngest nephew got sick.
Mi perrito es muy pequeño.	–	My puppy is very small.
Aún mi negocio es pequeño, pero crecerá.	–	My business is still small, but it will grow.
Tan pequeño como un pino y pesa menos que un comino.	–	As small as a pine tree and weighs less than a cumin.
Pequeño era el regalo pero me encantó.	–	Small was the gift but I loved it.
¿Cuán pequeño sería ese edificio?	–	How small would that building be?
Con el pequeño proyecto crecerá la ciudadela.	–	With the small project the citadel will grow.
El Polski es un vehículo pequeño.	–	The Polski is a small vehicle.
El nuevo apartamento realmente es pequeño.	–	The new apartment really is small.
Pequeño era el enojo con el que te recibió.	–	Small was the anger with which he received you.
Le quedó tan pequeño ese pulóver que no parecía suyo.	–	That sweater was so small that it didn’t seem like his.
Pequeño era el amor y se acabó.	–	Little was love and it’s over.
Tengo una sobrina pequeña.	–	I have a little niece.
Esa pequeña perrita es mía.	–	That little dog is mine.
La pequeña herencia de mi hermana se nos acabó.	–	My sister’s little inheritance ran out.
Pequeña era la piscina pero nos encantó.	–	Small was the pool but we loved it.
Tengo una curiela pequeña.	–	I have a small curie.
Mi cicatriz es muy pequeña.	–	My scar is very small.
Adoro a mi madre, tan pequeña.	–	I adore my mother, so small.
La guayaba de mi madre era pequeña.	–	My mother’s guava was small.
Fue pequeña su traición.	–	Her betrayal was small.
Tan pequeña y tan malcriada.	–	So small and so spoiled.
Su nariz no era pequeña.	–	Her nose was not small.
Hizo una pequeña mueca de desagrado.	–	She made a small grimace of displeasure.
Su pequeña fantasía resultó muy cara.	–	Her little fantasy turned out to be very expensive.
Fue una pequeña decepción.	–	It was a small disappointment.
Le di una pequeña cachetada.	–	I gave him a little slap.

Poco a poco irás entendiendo el idioma.	–	Little by little you will understand the language.
¡Qué poco me conoces tú a mí!	–	How little you know me!
Era tan poco lo que ofrecía que no lo valoré.	–	It was so little what it offered that I did not value it.
Por poco pierdo los estribos contigo.	–	I almost lost my temper with you.
Era poco común verlo sonreír en grupo.	–	It was rare to see him smile in a group.
Tan poco tiempo en clases tuvo sus consecuencias.	–	So little time in class had its consequences.
Aprovechaste poco los consejos que te dimos.	–	You took little advantage of the advice we gave you.
Todo esto es poco para lo que te mereces.	–	All this is little for what you deserve.
Tengo poco tiempo contigo y ya te amo.	–	I have little time with you and I already love you.
Es muy poco lo que ofrecen por tu casa.	–	It is very little what they offer for your house.
Come poco para que no te afecte.	–	Eat little so it doesn’t affect you.
Era poco probable que sobreviviera al accidente.	–	It was unlikely that he would survive the accident.
¡Qué poco conoces a tus hijos y tus nietos!	–	How little you know your children and your grandchildren!
Con tan poco recurso, hemos logrado tanto.	–	With so little resource, we have achieved so much.
¡Qué poco confiable eres!	–	How unreliable you are!
No seas tan poca cosa ante el mundo.	–	Don’t be so small before the world.
Tu felicidad es poca para lo que buscas.	–	Your happiness is little for what you seek.
Esa compañía ofrece poca cobertura.	–	That company offers little coverage.
La opción de cambio era poca.	–	There was little option to change.
¡Qué poca cosa resultaste para ese ejercicio!	–	How little you turned out for that exercise!
No imaginé que tu ira no era poca.	–	I did not imagine that your anger was not little.
Eres muy poca cosa para mí.	–	You are very little to me.
¡Qué poca vergüenza!	–	What shamelessness!
Tu poca dignidad es increíble.	–	Your lack of dignity is incredible.
Es muy poca comida para tantas personas.	–	It is very little food for so many people.
Tu poca ética es increíble.	–	Your lack of ethics is unbelievable.
No es poca la ayuda que das, es nula.	–	The help you give is not little, it is null.
¿Viene poca gente al bautizo?	–	Few people come to the baptism?
Me prestas muy poca atención.	–	You pay me very little attention.
Era poca natilla y no te guardé.	–	It was little custard and I didn’t keep you.

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