How to Say ‘A little something’ in Spain Spanish
Una cosilla
OO-nah koh-SEE-yah
[OO-nah koh-SEE-yah]
💬 Usage Tip: The -illa ending shrinks cosa "thing" and makes it sound modest and friendly. Same trick: un momentito "just a sec", un regalillo "a little gift".
Phrase Breakdown
Una
[OO-nah]
a; one
An indefinite article used before a singular feminine noun.
Busco Una cultura que apoye el aprendizaje.
I’m looking for a culture that supports learning.
cosilla
[koh-SEE-yah]
little thing
Diminutive of 'cosa'; modestly describes a small gift.
Te he comprado una cosilla.
I've bought you a little something.
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