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Buenos días. Por favor, quizás le sea posible ayudarme. Cuál es la traducción correcta en inglés de la siguiente oración?: "Las frecuencias medias están un poco atenuadas". El término la frecuencia media o las frecuencias medias se utilizan en el mundo del audio, es parte del espectro sonoro, es una de las tres frecuencias en un ecualizador de audio. Es algo que solo se escucha, como por decir en una canción, no es material. En la oración quiero dar a entender que esas frecuencias están un poco atenuadas (reducidas, recortadas, por debajo de lo normal). Deseo que la traducción al inglés se entienda que están atenuadas un poco, pero no un poquito (en el entendido que un poco es más que un poquito). Lo correcto es "a little"?, "a bit"?, "a little bit"?. Muchas gracias por responder.
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Interesting Video. So do i understand correctly that when describing a noun, I have to use a little bit of or a bit of because a little bit or a bit without the "of" doesn't work in front of a noun?
Hello Kevin... Correct me if I'm wrong but I have heard many times people have been using the phrase "I'm shaking a bit" ... noticed? without "a little"... Is that some kind of slang or deliberately grammar rules anti following?
That was a great explanation of the correct way to use a little and a little bit, teachers. Thank you so very much... teacher, would you explain the difference between house pronounced with a s and house with a z? I also hear people applying this same rule for (case) etc. Why is that? Thanks teachers you're the best.
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Thanx both of you. I learn at least one new thing everyday by watching your videos🙏. By the way if I have mistake in my sentences, I hope will fix them by watching your videos😊
Buenos días. Por favor, quizás le sea posible ayudarme. Cuál es la traducción correcta en inglés de la siguiente oración?: "Las frecuencias medias están un poco atenuadas". El término la frecuencia media o las frecuencias medias se utilizan en el mundo del audio, es parte del espectro sonoro, es una de las tres frecuencias en un ecualizador de audio. Es algo que solo se escucha, como por decir en una canción, no es material. En la oración quiero dar a entender que esas frecuencias están un poco atenuadas (reducidas, recortadas, por debajo de lo normal). Deseo que la traducción al inglés se entienda que están atenuadas un poco, pero no un poquito (en el entendido que un poco es más que un poquito). Lo correcto es "a little"?, "a bit"?, "a little bit"?. Muchas gracias por responder.
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(I often look fo a word in the dictionary to translate what I mean ; I hope what I say is not lost in translation !)
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Is it okay if I say I exercise a little bit everyday? Or I work out a little everyday?
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Can I use “I like him a little” Is it correct?
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Interesting Video.
So do i understand correctly that when describing a noun, I have to use a little bit of or a bit of because a little bit or a bit without the "of" doesn't work in front of a noun?
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Hello Kevin... Correct me if I'm wrong but I have heard many times people have been using the phrase "I'm shaking a bit" ... noticed? without "a little"... Is that some kind of slang or deliberately grammar rules anti following?
Hi can i use a little or little bit like oposite a lot of or much and more ?
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Hello! Would "a bit" work there as well?
Adam was a Little/a Little bit tired - means just a Little bit, not really
John was a bit tired - means that he was more tired than Adam. Am I right?
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That was a great explanation of the correct way to use a little and a little bit, teachers. Thank you so very much... teacher, would you explain the difference between house pronounced with a s and house with a z? I also hear people applying this same rule for (case) etc. Why is that? Thanks teachers you're the best.
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Little for uncountable , few for plural countable nouns...right??
@@fredylopez2477 if the little for uncountable so why we say I got a little sister???
@@fredylopez2477 Thank you so much but 'got' means 'have got' as well... I('ve) got smth in my pocket...so there 'V' is silent . in American English
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@@fredylopez2477 just let me k now how to understand 'heavy clouds no rain'? "without no''??
@@fredylopez2477 yep, I thought its just an idiom
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How to pronounce I'll, She'll? Will's contractions?
We're working on making a video about it. Thank you for watching :)
"A Little bit " or " a Little " Is it the same?
Sometimes. It depends how you use them.
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why did i hear people saying before adjective you either use a little or a bit, a little bit sounds weird? is this true
It's more common to say, "I'm a little tired." I'm a little bit tired, is also correct.
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i would like to add a little sugar in my coffee
I speak a little bit of inglish
Little-lil...bit of-bitta
(lil bitta or lidel bitta) You hear both, but the second one is clearer. Thank for watching.
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