Sentence examples of "un po" in Italian with translation "a little"

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Dovete alzarvi un po' prima. You must get up a little earlier.

Datemi un po' di denaro. Give me a little money.

Aggiungi un po' di latte. Add a little milk.

Avevamo un po' d'acqua. We had a little water.

Accorcia un po' questa frase. Make this sentence a little shorter.

Vorrei un po' di torta. I'd like a little bit of cake.

Parli un po' più forte. Speak a little louder.

Parla un po' più forte. Speak a little louder.

Siamo un po' in anticipo. We're a little early.

Devi alzarti un po' prima. You must get up a little earlier.

Dammi un po' di denaro. Give me a little money.

Stacchiamo un po' la spina. Let's relax a little.

Lui è un po' pallido. He's a little pale.

Perché non resti un po'? Why don't you stay a little while?

Fa un po' freddo oggi. It's a little cold today.

Dammi un po' di soldi. Give me a little money.

Datemi un po' di soldi. Give me a little money.

Parlate un po' più forte. Speak a little louder.

Potresti parlare un po' più piano? Could you please speak a little slower?

Potresti parlare un po' più lentamente? Could you talk a little slower?

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