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is it yo se un poquito espanol
or yo se un poco espanol?
whats the difference
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poco = little
poquito = i think 'very little'
and i think 'se' has an accent mark over the 'E', just to let ya know.
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un poquito means just a little bit, poco means a little. there isnt really a difference. im not sure what your trying to say exactly, but neither of those translate into an actual sentence. the first one translates into "i just a little bit spanish" and the second on means "i a little spanish". it sounds like your trying to say i know a little bit of spanish? which would be (yo) se un poco de espanol, or you could say i speak spanish a little, which would be (yo) hablo espanol un poco.
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