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How to Say ‘A little’ in Mexican Spanish

Un poco

oon POH-koh

[oon POH-koh]

Phrase Breakdown

Un

[oon]

a / one

An indefinite article meaning a or one; here it is part of the phrase 'a little'.

Example

Un poco de tiempo mÃĄs, por favor.

A little more time, please.

poco

[POH-koh]

little / bit

Means little or bit; with 'un' it forms 'a little'.

Example

Necesito un poco de agua.

I need a little water.

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