How to Say ‘A little danger’ in Spain Spanish
Un poco de peligro
oon POH-koh deh peh-LEE-groh
[oon POH-koh deh peh-LEE-groh]
Phrase Breakdown
Un poco de
oon POH-koh deh
A little bit of
Used to indicate a small amount or degree.
Hay un poco de ruido.
There is a little bit of noise.
Words in this phrase
Un
[oon]
a / one
Used here as part of the phrase meaning 'a little bit of.'
Un poco de peligro en la mirada puede parecer muy atractivo.
A little danger in the look can seem very attractive.
poco
[POH-koh]
little / bit
Suggests a small amount, often used to soften something bold or intense.
Con poco misterio, la otra persona se queda con ganas de más.
With a little mystery, the other person is left wanting more.
de
[deh]
of
A frequent preposition that connects quantity with the following noun.
Un poco de riesgo en el tono puede sonar divertido, no serio.
A little risk in the tone can sound fun, not serious.
peligro
[peh-LEE-groh]
danger
Can be literal, but in flirting it often means edge, thrill, or playful risk.
Ese toque de peligro hace que la conversación tenga más chispa.
That touch of danger makes the conversation have more spark.
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