Examples of using "Hieman" in a sentence and their english translations:
Okay, let's clean off a little bit.
Take some shavings off.
Turn the radio down a little.
Something kind of embarrassing.
Tastes a bit like... chewing cardboard.
Okay, let's try it. Take some shavings off.
I need some wholemeal bread.
It is a little cold.
Will you help me for a minute?
Just a little more.
I want to do a little physical exercise.
Could you help a bit?
It's a bit wobbly.
- Tom felt woozy.
- Tom felt lightheaded.
- I was a little surprised.
- I was slightly surprised.
Tom got a little red.
Could you talk a little slower?
I'm a bit worried.
There was a slight chill in the air.
I've saved a little money.
I taught Tom some French.
The weather is a bit warmer today.
Tom is slightly taller than Mary.
The boycott lasted a little more than a year.
And then I blocked off the entrance a little bit with the snow.
So look, if you get a bit of the bark off,
Just give me a little bit of traction.
There you go, his mouth's opening a bit.
There is a little chill in the air.
He shivered a little in spite of himself.
The food tasted slightly of garlic.
He was somewhat excited.
I'm a little disappointed with my boys.
- Tom has a slight fever.
- Tom has a bit of a fever.
We're running a bit behind schedule.
- We arrived a little late.
- We've arrived a little late.
Let Tom get some rest.
You do look a little better today.
Bill speaks a little Japanese.
Everybody's a little different.
There is some water in the cup.
Tom seemed to be a little annoyed.
She looked a little disappointed.
Tom seemed mildly interested.
A little louder.
Unfortunately he was a bit slow of apprehension.
We'd better go back a little.
Further north still, and the darkness hangs on a little longer.
The newly elected president is something of a poet.
You may have a slight fever.
- You'd better relax a bit.
- You should relax a little.
- You should relax a bit.
The colour is a bit too dark.
Tom was feeling a little guilty.
He felt a little guilty.
You're being a little too optimistic, I think.
I'm feeling a little blue today.
Add a little sugar and cream.
This water contains a little alcohol.
I feel a little weak today.
This cloud looks a little bit like a squirrel.
Tom moved his chair a little closer.
Tom poured some tea into the teacup.
I have a slight headache today.
It seems I have a slight cold.
Do you mind our leaving a little earlier?
Okay, all I now need is a little bit of insulation to make a bed.
We'd better go back a little.
The pain has lessened a little.
Let me go and buy some bread.
A little reflection will show you that you are wrong.
I think you're being a little too careful.
I have to take some money out of the bank.
- I understand French a little.
- I know some French.
- I speak a little French.
- I speak French a little.
Tom wants to borrow some money from you.
She was a bit hasty in answering me.
Tom had a little trouble adjusting the settings.
- Tom is probably a bit younger than I am.
- Tom is probably a bit younger than me.
- I think that you should add a little more pepper.
- I think you should add a little more pepper.
- I only speak a little French.
- I can only speak a little French.
Still, it is only just above freezing.
We'll get a bit more of this out. And then we'll get moving again,
Your estimation of him is a little high, to say the least.
If we were to rest a little, we would feel surely feel much more refreshed.
Could you talk a little slower?
- I think Tom is feeling a little stressed.
- I think that Tom is feeling a little stressed.
But the seasonal flu? Just a little over one.