"Moi, un petit peu" means "me/I, a little bit/a few"
It could mean - yes, a little (in answer to a negative question)
To write 'a little bit' in French, you can use the phrase 'un peu' which translates directly to 'a little'. So, 'a little bit' can be expressed as 'un peu'.
"Parle-moi un peu de toi" is a French phrase that means "Tell me a little bit about yourself."
It does not mean anything because the right spelling would be "je parle un petit peu français". In that latter case, it would mean "I speak very little French".
''Je parle un tout petit peu français''
It could mean - yes, a little (in answer to a negative question)
Un petit peu (de) or even Un très petit peu.
"un petit peu"
Un petit peu
To write 'a little bit' in French, you can use the phrase 'un peu' which translates directly to 'a little'. So, 'a little bit' can be expressed as 'un peu'.
"Parle-moi un peu de toi" is a French phrase that means "Tell me a little bit about yourself."
Petit is little when refering to size, un peu is a little.
It does not mean anything because the right spelling would be "je parle un petit peu français". In that latter case, it would mean "I speak very little French".
Assuming you' re talking about food "Seulement un gout." (Only a taste)
'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'.
Je parle un petit peu de français. I = Je speak = parle a little = un petit bit = peu of french = de français the ç makes a s sound
''Je parle un tout petit peu français''