Examples of using "Pochino" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm a little bit nervous.
I was a little bit scared.
I was a little bit disappointed.
Just a little more.
- Let's wait a while.
- Let's wait a bit.
- Let's wait a while.
- Let's wait a bit.
Have a little of this cake.
- It's snowed a bit.
- It has snowed a bit.
- It has snowed a little.
- It snowed a bit.
- It snowed a little.
- Wait a bit longer.
- Wait a little longer.
I've simplified it a little bit.
I've simplified it a little bit.
This is going to hurt a little.
- Tom is a little bit jealous.
- Tom is a bit jealous.
- Tom is a little crazy.
- Tom is a bit crazy.
Could you please wait a minute?
I was a bit disappointed.
We waited a little longer.
I'm a little busy here.
I'm a little busy here.
Tom is running a little behind.
Something to endear myself a little bit.
Okay, that's a little bit of energy.
Have a little of this cake.
This shirt is a little bit loose.
There's a little bit of water in the glass.
I think I'll lie down for a while.
It takes a little bit of practice.
Tom is only just a little bit taller than Mary.
He is a bit of a coward.
Let's give Tom a little more time.
I understand it a little, but I can't speak it.
- Would you please wait for a minute?
- Could you please wait a minute?
- Would you wait a second?
- Can you wait a little while?
- Can you wait a bit?
- Can you hang on a second?
- Could you hold on a second?
- Could you wait a moment?
- Can you wait a little?
He'll be home a bit before five.
Tom is a bit short for his age.
Everyone's a bit confused.
Tom is a little shy.
Do you think there would be a problem with us showing up a little early?
I should say he is a little angry.
Does it matter to you if I'm a little late?
I understand it a little, but I can't speak it.
Open the door a bit!