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What does Poquito mean in spanish?

"Poquito" in Spanish means "a little" or "a bit".

It's a diminutive form of "poco", which also means "little" but is a bit more general. "Poquito" conveys a smaller amount or a shorter duration.

Here are some examples of how "poquito" is used:

* "Tengo poquito dinero." (I have a little money.)

* "Espérame un poquito." (Wait for me a bit.)

* "Dame poquito café." (Give me a little coffee.)

* "Está un poquito frío." (It's a little cold.)

Remember, "poquito" is an informal word, so it's best to use it in casual conversations.

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