How to Say "a Little" in Italian - Poco vs Un Po' Meaning | Italian Expressions //// Do you want to take your Italian to the next level? Click here: [ Ссылка ]

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In this Italian expressions video, we'll be going over how to say "a little" in Italian, and also whether or not poco or un po' should be used. Poco and un po' are two Italian expressions that tend to cause a lot of confusion. The reason for this is because both appear to have the same meaning, when in reality they are actually quite different! If you don't learn which one to use, you will have a difficult time learning how to say "a little" in Italian.

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