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I am going home for a bit now.

Right now I don't understand well, but I understand a little.

I understand a little Greek.

Wait a bit and speak more slowly.

She is not hungry, but she is a little thirsty.

If you are a little late, it doesn’t matter.

Do you mind if I wait outside for a bit?

My grandfather no longer works, but my grandmother still works a little.

I will stay on the beach until you swim a bit.

My brother wants to become a musician and is learning guitar and draws/paints a bit.

Before the meeting I feel a bit nervous (male), but afterwards I am calm.

Coffee without sugar is a bit bitter, but the soup today is very salty.

My room is clean today, but my desk is a little dirty.

After I ate, I read a bit and then relaxed in the living room.

I don’t understand the schedule, it is a bit strange, that is, I don’t know when each class finishes.

My brother is a bit lazy and doesn't exercise.

I am a bit shy to speak Greek in front of anyone I don't know.

Waiting exactly on time outside the office makes me a bit stressed, but I try to be calm.

I am popping to the supermarket for a bit.

The situation is already a bit difficult, because the date is near.

My (female) friend is also excited, but her brother is a bit disappointed.

Now I dream of staying in Greece for a bit and taking a class in a Greek classroom.

During the break I read a bit of the next chapter of my book.

The teacher says that it is of course a reasonable goal for us to speak a bit better every month.

I am reading a text that is a bit emotional, but very beautiful.

I keep making a little progress every day in the Greek lesson.

A little before the traffic light I turn right and then left, in the same direction every day.

Now the crisis has passed a bit, but many people still pay the loan every month.

This text is a bit difficult for me today.

Since I started this course, my everyday life has changed a bit.

In the evening, when I feel hot at home, I open the balcony door a little.

I could work a bit now, but I prefer to rest.

You could help a bit too, but you don’t have the same obligation.

Even when I am tired, I read a little Greek.

Today my tooth hurts a bit and I am thinking of going to the dentist.

Today my nose is blocked and I cough a bit, but my ears are fine.

I usually sleep a little at noon.

The tap in the kitchen drips a bit, but my grandfather says he will fix it.

Today she is a little tired, but she is happy.

Today’s coffee is a bit heavy for my stomach.

I have some difficulty with the verbs, but in the test I want to manage to make fewer mistakes.

In my opinion, I should reduce coffee a bit so that I have less stress.

The teacher’s absence today made the class quieter but also a bit empty.

Each person in the class speaks a little Greek.

Today the lesson was a bit difficult, but I understood it.

Your first reaction was calm, but then you reacted a bit nervously.

Her dog is a bit fat, while her cat is very thin.

I am sitting on the bench because my back hurts a little.

My friend from Greece tells me that I’m progressing well, while his (female) friend is a bit jealous of my progress.

Can you turn the music down a bit, please?

At the beginning I feel a bit stressed, but then I relax.

The sauce is a bit spicy, but it goes well with the chicken.

My little cousin is not shy, but my niece speaks little at the beginning.

When I read worrying news, I feel better if I then walk a bit on the pedestrian street.

We’re thinking of going a bit earlier, so that we catch the quiet time before the bell of the neighboring school rings.

I feel a bit insecure, because I don’t know if my level of Greek is enough.

Right now I am doing a master’s degree at the university and working a little.

At first all foreign students feel a bit lost.

Public transport today isn’t good, so I figure I’ll be a bit late.

I’m moving next month, and just the thought of the move tires me a little.

Open the window a little, so that the room doesn’t fill with the smell of the cleaner.

Maybe we should leave a little earlier, without haste, because too much hurry makes me forget things.

Getting to know new people at the university helps me feel more comfortable, even if I am still a little shy.

From January to December I try to study a little Greek every day, because that way I feel that I am truly making progress.

When I get sleepy in class, I drink water and walk a little during the break so that the sleepiness goes away.

When I am sleepy, I don’t know what to do: drink more coffee or go for a short walk?

If I find time tonight, I will tidy the folder, water the pots, and then study a little more.

Today there is so much sunshine that, if I don’t sit in the shade for a bit, I get sunburned quickly.

The dough isn’t ready yet, so I wait a little before opening the oven.

After the fall, her knee is a little swollen and needs rest.

I cut my finger a little in the kitchen and immediately put on a band-aid.

I sit in the armchair next to the nightstand and read a little before I go to sleep.

At the intersection there is so much traffic that I prefer to wait a little before crossing.

When I go up the stairs, I stop for a bit to catch my breath.

With the screwdriver, I loosen the screw a little.

I hit my elbow on the door and now it hurts a little.

My ankle hurts a little when I walk a lot.

I can't run today, because I am still limping a little.

Studying tires me a little, but it helps me a lot.

Every morning I feed the cat and then pet the dog a little before I leave.

I left my wet sandals for a while on the doormat next to the door.

The cheese pie was so hot that I waited a bit before eating it.

The collar of the shirt is a little stiff, but the other sleeve is more comfortable.

Wait a bit, I’m taking a sip of water.

Mom said that the vaccine is important, even if the child is a little afraid.

My friend sleeps better when the fan is on and the shutter is a little closed.

Before I leave, I want to put my papers in the chest of drawers and straighten the picture frame a little.

Before you come into the house, shake your sneakers a little, because they have dirt on them.

The trip to the village was quiet, and I slept a little in the car.

Don’t whine so much; if you are a little more well-behaved, we will go to the park afterward.

The pilot said that the takeoff will be delayed a little because of fog.

As soon as we take off, I will turn off my phone and sleep a little.

The female pilot said that the flight is a little delayed because of fog.

My mom polishes the windowsill and then opens the window a little so the room can air out.

The speed is low in the city, but outside the city I can drive a little more comfortably.

This year I want to increase my level in Greek a little.

I handle difficult days better when I don’t rely only on coffee and sleep a little earlier.

The new male coworker seems willing to help, but the new female coworker is still a little hesitant.

The flower pot needs water; I’m pouring a little into it now.

Good evening, I’m a little stressed today, but I want us to talk.

I get a better result when I study a little every day and not only before class.

I tremble a little when I drink too much coffee and haven’t eaten.

After the pill I feel a little relieved.

Hang in there a little, we’ll arrive in ten minutes.

Hang in there a bit, the lesson will finish soon.

Every Sunday I polish the bathroom mirror and then open the window a little.

I get a better result when I study a little every day.

My friend is a little under pressure these days, but she keeps smiling.

My routine changes on weekends, but I definitely want to sleep a little more, because otherwise I yawn all day.

I open the window a little when the kitchen smells bad.

The curtain rod is a little loose, so tomorrow I will screw it in better.

I wrap the gift carefully and then unwrap the ribbon a little, because I don’t like how it looks.

Today my right arm hurts, because I carried many bags, and my wrist is still a little swollen.

If I study a little every day, I achieve my goal more often and feel better.

My friend walks slowly uphill because her knee hurts a little.

Sit in the shade for a bit; the little girl has already put a pebble in her pocket.

The little girl trembles when she hears thunder, and I tremble a little when I drink too much coffee and haven’t eaten.

After the pill I feel a little relieved, and my grandmother feels relieved when she hears that everything is fine.

When she feels anger, my friend goes outside for a bit and walks.

The teacher told us to take small breaks, because gazing outside a little gives us strength.

When I’m tired, I remember my motivation and continue a little longer.