"I have a little problem" is translated in French: "j'ai un petit problème"
'A little' in the sense of 'somewhat' or 'a little of something' is 'un peu'. 'Little', as in 'a little problem' is 'petit(e)', for example, 'un petit problème' - 'a little problem'.
A problem is 'un problème' (masc.) in French.
French for little dots is petits points.
Little Frenchman is "le petit français" in French.
petite tete with a little ^ over the first e in tete
"Little monkey in french."
petite
You can say "Ce n'est pas un problème" in French to express "It is not a problem."
You can say "mon petit homme" in French to mean "my little man".
You can say "Je parle peu français" in French to express that you speak little French.
petite maison
I have a problem: "J'ai un probleme." You (informal/singular) have a problem: "Tu as un probleme." You (formal/plural) have a problem: "Vous avez un probleme."