It means a little bit
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
it means a little bit or little tiny (compare to pequeño)
"Solo poquito" is a Spanish phrase that means "just a little bit" in English. It is used to describe something that is small in quantity or extent.
"Poqito" is not a recognized word in Spanish. It may be a misspelling of "poquito," which means "a little" or "a small amount."
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.
I speak a little bit of Spanish.
Un poquito.
It is "Un poquito"
un poquito
un poquito despues
You could say "un poco" or "un poquito".
yes
poquito is a little
I fed them a little
It is Spanish for "Give me a little more my sister."
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
it means a little bit or little tiny (compare to pequeño)