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"Un poquito" in Spanish means "a little bit" in English. It is used to indicate a small quantity or amount of something.
I speak a little bit of Spanish.
That depends. If you mean referring to a thing, you say "diutay" - like "Un diutay perro" - a small dog If you're referring the amount, you say "un poquito" like "un poquito aga" - a little early
I fed them a little
Un poquito.
It is "Un poquito"
un poquito despues
un poquito
You could say "un poco" or "un poquito".
clearly your eyesight fails you a little now or of course your eyesight fails you a little now
It is Spanish for "Give me a little more my sister."
Literally translated, it means "A little, but you are a(n)...." In context though, the Estas should actually be Eres. The verb Estar is being used as a translation for "To Be," when in fact, the verb Ser should be used.