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Title:	A little
Answer:	Un po'

Hints:	1. The second word is truncated.

Equivalents:	1. Poco 2. Un poco

Explanation:	''Un po' '' is the truncament of ''un poco'', that's why the apostrophe is necessary. Some people write ''un pò'' (with the accent instead); that's uncorrect. Examples: - ''Un po' di torta'', a little bit of cake; - ''Un po' d'acqua'', a little bit of water.
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Average Rating		3.2
# of votes		55
# of Garbage Votes		10
# of Garbage Votes by native speakers		1

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Total found: 55 !
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Cheese S.

Rating: 3

December 18, 2012

Instead of "Un po'", in Japanese we say "ちょっと"

David

Rating: 0

March 7, 2012

Instead of "Un po'", in Spanish we say "Un poco"

Guest

Rating: 2

July 13, 2011

Instead of "Un po'", in French we say "un peu"

Celio R.

Rating: 0

June 12, 2011

Instead of "Un po'", in Spanish we say "un poco"

LORENA F.

Rating: 5

May 7, 2011

Instead of "Un po'", in Lithuanian we say "truputį, labai mažai,"

Sahar

Rating: 4

March 25, 2011

Guest

Rating: 5

January 15, 2011

Instead of "Un po'", in English we say "a little bit"

Guest

Rating: 0

October 3, 2010

Instead of "Un po'", in French we say "Un peu"

Osei

Rating: 2

August 9, 2010

Daniela A.

Rating: 4

July 29, 2010

Instead of "Un po'", in Romanian we say "Puţin/Puţină"

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