Examples of using "Beetje" in a sentence and their english translations:
A little louder, please.
- Wait a minute.
- Wait a minute!
I'm a bit hoarse.
- It was a little scary.
- It was kind of scary.
Tom is a little crazy.
- I can speak French a little.
- I speak French a little.
As time goes on, grief fades away.
sometimes a lot differently.
First, a bit of context.
Just a little more patience.
I urinate very little.
She has a slight lisp.
- Wait a bit longer.
- Wait a little longer.
Move a little!
A little louder, please.
Give me a little.
We drank a little.
Patience!
I drink a little.
Mary blushed a little.
I shivered slightly.
Speak a little bit more quietly.
Tom tends to exaggerate.
He was a bit embarrassed.
I've lost a little weight.
- I can speak a little English.
- I can speak English a little.
Can you slow down a little?
It's drizzling a little.
Your proposal is a bit extreme.
Your proposal is a bit extreme.
- I need to get some sleep.
- I have to get some sleep.
- I need some sleep.
- I must get some sleep.
- I need to sleep a little.
I'm a little out of practice.
Tom is just a little nervous.
Make this sentence a little shorter.
It's a little chilly in here.
Okay, that's a little bit of energy.
There you go, his mouth's opening a bit.
you know you sounded a little bit mechanical.
Give me some milk.
It's a bit greasy.
I have a touch of diarrhea.
With a little more effort.
That's a little out of focus.
You're carrying this too far.
I have a slight headache.
She has a screw loose.
I have a slight cold.
We had little water.
I'm looking for a little peace and quiet.
- I've lost a little weight.
- I've lost some weight.
- I'm slightly hungry.
- I'm a bit hungry.
Let's relax a little.
It's a bit wobbly.
- Tom needs to lose a bit of weight.
- Tom must lose a little weight.
- He is a little high.
- He's a bit drunk.
I was mildly disappointed.
Tom is slightly overweight.
I'm a bit tired.
He was more or less drunk.
I can speak a little English.
It is a little cold.
- She is a little shy.
- She's a bit shy.
She's a bit drunk.
- I am a bit drunk.
- I'm a bit drunk.
His opinion is right to some extent.
I'm a little nervous.
I'm a little shy.
I speak a little Japanese.
Mary was a bit jealous.