Sentence examples of "a little" in English with translation "немного"

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Bill speaks a little Japanese. Билл немного говорит по-японски.
You sound a little dusky. Ты звучишь немного мрачновато.
She's a little wobbly. Её немного шатает.
Then show a little spunk. Так проявите немного наглости.
It's a little younger. Мел немного моложе.
Maybe a little more time?" Может быть, немного больше времени?"
A little light wine, yes. Да, немного вина.
He speaks a little English. Он немного говорит по английски.
It's a little flabby. Смотрится немного дрябло.
I was a little tipsy. Я была немного навеселе.
Just took a little staycation. Просто решил немного дома посидеть, отдохнуть.
She's a little disorientated. Она немного дезориентирована.
He's a little pickled. Он уже немного поддатый.
You sound a little pensive. Ты говоришь немного задумчиво.
He's a little mousy. Он сам немного робкий.
We had a little talk. Мы немного побеседовали.
I understand Italian a little Немного понимаю по итальянски
Indulge me a little bit. Побалуйте меня немного.
Just a little snooze, man. Только немного вздремнул.
A little shaggier, but yeah. Немного обросший, но это он.
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