Can you say "Uno poco"?

Question

And if you can't say like that, how do you sound when you say it? Like a ____? Like a gangster?

Please use other words to describe what you want to say. These words are offensive. - rac1, Jan 10, 2014

also...filtering the language in a language learning site...?? Every step away from reality makes it less of a resourse - sparrisen987, Jan 11, 2014

Answer 1

You can probably say 'uno y poco', however.

"Cuantos plátanos quieres? Y quieres agua?" - How many bananas do you want? And do you want water? "Sí. Uno y poca." - Yes. One (@bananas) and Poca (@water).

Though I don't know whether you will ever run into a situation like this (and even if you do, you'd probably want to say "Un plátano y una poca de agua").

On (el) agua It still would be poco if you are using it this way because agua is masculine. - Ironic, Jan 11, 2014

Agua is actually feminine - agua destilada. - katydew, Jan 13, 2014

Answer 2

No you can't say that, It's Un poco If you say "uno poco" you sounds like someone who doesn't speak spanish as his first language. "Uno poco" doesn't exist in spanish

Answer 3

People will understand you but you will sound like someone who just started learning spanish, the correct way to say is "UN POCO"