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What's the Italian word for "a little/a small amount"? Poco = a little/a small Piccolo/a = small (changes depending on the gender and number of the noun) E.g., Sono piccolo/a. I am small. Poco is often used as un poco, but it's too long. Italians therefore prefer to shorten it to un po'. Poco = un poco = un po' It can be used with adjectives, adverbs, verbs, and nouns. 1. Used with adjectives and adverbs: Sono un po' confuso/a. I am a little confused. Oggi sono un po' stanco/a. Today I am a little tired. 2. Used with verbs: Ieri era piovuto un po'. Yesterday it rained a little. We can also add issimo/a (very). Ieri era piovuto pochissimo. Yesterday it rained very little. 3. Used with nouns (sostantivo) In addition to considering the gender and number of the noun, the use of un po' must also consider countable and uncountable nouns. 3.1 Used with countable nouns: Io ho pochi amici. I have a few friends. Io ho poche amiche. I have a few friends. 3.2 Used with uncountable nouns: Posso avere un po' di latte, per favore? May I have a little milk, please? un po' + di = un po' di This channel was created by Apple to share knowledge about the Italian language specifically. Because Apple understands that not knowing Italian but needing to live there is quite difficult. Especially if you are not good at English, it's even harder to learn. To make it easy for everyone to find information, Apple has created playlists. Anyone who wants to find other information about culture and life in Italy, You can follow us on Facebook ►►  / applewowitaly   Learn Italian, Italian language, Italian vocabulary, learn Italian, basic Italian vocabulary, Italian - Thai, lingua italiano, Italian - Thai Language, Italian Thai lesson, imparare italiano, italiano thai, Italian language, learn Italian, basic grammar, Italian to Thai translation, Italian translation, basic Italian, fundamental Italian, speak Italian, WoW Italy, Living like a Thai, Italian lifestyle, practice Italian, online learning.