How to Say ‘Little’ in Spain Spanish
Poco
POH-koh
[POH-koh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Poco] after a verb often means "not much," not just "little." So [Practico poco] is a natural way to say "I don't practice much."
Phrase Breakdown
Poco
[POH-koh]
little / not much
Means a small amount; can describe quantity or frequency.
Poco misterio a veces funciona mejor que parecer demasiado intenso.
A little mystery sometimes works better than seeming too intense.
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