Examples of using "Wenig" in a sentence and their english translations:
Little money, few friends.
Come a bit closer.
I'm afraid they do not read much.
Give it a bit of a test.
a little different
I sleep little.
Move a little!
Just a little bit.
They wear very little clothing.
There is a little water in the bottle.
and computers can't do that either.
They had limited opportunities.
Even though very little now
He had little freedom of action.
- He has a bad temper.
- He has little patience.
- I have little money.
- I am short of money.
He has little money.
That man spoke little.
Let's relax a little.
Jobs are scarce.
We're short on time.
Tom said very little.
Why so little?
I didn't sleep so much.
I study very little.
- Tom doesn't read many books.
- Tom almost never reads books.
- Tom rarely reads books.
I hardly work.
I was sweating a little bit.
That would not be very professional.
She eats but little.
Is that too little?
I eat little meat.
I have some experience.
We had little water.
She eats but little.
Little to none.
Little to nothing.
Get some rest.
She buys few clothes here.
and a bit of water there.
are quite disconnected from grass.
Little moonlight penetrates.
and they changed little
people with a little conscience
other than that there is very little we know
Too little work, says "WISAG".
Zuwendung und ein wenig Entschleunigung.
Please wait here for a while.
There is little room for doubt.
Little remains to be done.
There is little water in the pond.
She spoke with a suggestion of sarcasm in her voice.
She had a little money.
He spoke with a suggestion of sarcasm in his voice.
- The greatest talkers are the least doers.
- A long tongue is a sign of a short hand.
There is little water left.
Tom has very little money.
Better less than nothing.
- Little remains to be said.
- There's not much left to say.
I understand Japanese a little.
- I was a little surprised.
- I was a little bit surprised.
Tom became a little flustered.
Stay here a little longer.
Stay there a little longer.
She speaks a little Arabic.
Get some rest.
My mother speaks little English.
He has quite a little money.
- It's a bit worrying.
- It's a bit alarming.
There is little milk in the glass.
She eats but very little.
- It's snowed a bit.
- It has snowed a bit.
- It has snowed a little.
- It snowed a bit.
- It snowed a little.
I have very little money.
He that thinks little, errs much.
I have little money now.
- I need a little help.
- I need a little help!
I need to lose some weight.
He has little money with him.