How to say Little One in Other Languages

Afrikaans: kleintjie (klayn-kee)

Albanian: vogëlush (voh-guh-loosh)

Amharic: ትንሽ ልጅ (tinish lij)

Arabic: صغير (sa-ghir)

Armenian: փոքրիկ (poh-khrik)

Azerbaijani: balaca (bah-lah-jah)

Basque: txikitxo (chee-kee-cho)

Belarusian: малое (mah-loh-yeh)

Bengali: ছোট্ট (cho-toh)

Bosnian: mališan (mah-lee-shan)

Bulgarian: мъничко (muh-neech-ko)

Burmese: သေးသေးလေး (thay-thay-lay)

Catalan: petitó (peh-tee-toh)

Cebuano: gagmayng bata (gag-mayng bah-tah)

Chinese (Mandarin): 小宝贝 (shao bao-bei)

Croatian: mališan (mah-lee-shan)

Czech: maličký (mah-leech-kee)

Danish: lille en (lee-leh en)

Dutch: kleintje (klayn-chuh)

Esperanto: etulo (eh-too-loh)

Estonian: väikene (vai-kee-neh)

Finnish: pikkuinen (peek-kwee-nen)

French: petit bout (peh-tee boo)

Galician: pequeniño (peh-keh-nee-nyo)

Georgian: პატარა (patara)

German: Kleines (klai-nehs)

Greek: μικρούλι (mee-kroo-lee)

Gujarati: નાનું (naa-noo)

Haitian Creole: piti (pee-tee)

Hausa: ƙarami (ka-rah-mee)

Hebrew: קטנטן (k’tahn-tahn)

Hindi: छोटा बच्चा (choh-tah bach-chah)

Hungarian: kicsike (kee-chee-keh)

Icelandic: litli (leet-lee)

Igbo: obere nwa (oh-beh-reh nwa)

Indonesian: si kecil (see keh-chil)

Irish: páiste beag (pawsh-teh byohg)

Italian: piccolino (peek-koh-lee-noh)

Japanese: 小さい子 (chiisai ko)

Javanese: cilik (chee-leek)

Kannada: ಚಿಕ್ಕವನು (chikka-vanu)

Kazakh: кішкентай (keesh-ken-tai)

Khmer: កូនតូច (koon tohch)

Korean: 작은 아이 (jah-geun ah-ee)

Kurdish: piçûk (pee-chook)

Kyrgyz: кичинекей (kee-cheen-eh-key)

Lao: ຕົວນ້ອຍ (tua noi)

Latvian: mazais (mah-zais)

Lithuanian: mažylis (mah-zhyee-lis)

Luxembourgish: klenge (klen-geh)

Macedonian: мало дете (ma-lo de-teh)

Malagasy: kely (keh-lee)

Malay: si kecil (see keh-cheel)

Malayalam: ചെറിയവൻ (cheri-yavan)

Maltese: żgħir wieħed (zghir wi-head)

Maori: iti (ee-tee)

Marathi: लहान बाळ (lahan baal)

Mongolian: бага (ba-ga)

Nepali: सानो (sano)

Norwegian: liten en (lee-ten en)

Odia: ଛୋଟ ପିଲା (cho-to pila)

Pashto: کوچنی (koch-nee)

Persian: کوچولو (koo-choo-loo)

Polish: maluszek (mah-loo-shek)

Portuguese: pequenino (peh-keh-nee-noh)

Punjabi: ਛੋਟਾ (choh-ta)

Romanian: micuț (mee-coots)

Russian: малыш (mah-lysh)

Samoan: tamaitiiti (tah-my-tee-tee)

Serbian: малишан (mah-lee-shan)

Shona: mudiki (moo-dee-kee)

Sinhala: පුංචි එකා (poon-chee ekaa)

Slovak: maličký (mah-leech-kee)

Slovenian: malček (mahl-chek)

Somali: yar yar (yar-yar)

Spanish: pequeñín (peh-keh-neen)

Sundanese: alit (ah-leet)

Swahili: mdogo (em-doh-goh)

Swedish: liten en (lee-ten en)

Tagalog: munting isa (moon-ting ee-sah)

Tajik: хурд (khoord)

Tamil: சிறியவன் (siriyavan)

Telugu: చిన్నవాడు (chin-na-va-du)

Thai: เด็กน้อย (dek noi)

Tigrinya: ንእስነይቲ (n’isna-ti)

Turkish: küçük biri (koo-chook bee-ree)

Turkmen: kiçi biri (kee-chee bee-ree)

Ukrainian: малюк (mah-lyook)

Urdu: چھوٹا (choh-tah)

Uzbek: kichkina (keech-kee-na)

Vietnamese: bé nhỏ (beh nyoh)

Welsh: un bach (een bahkh)

Wolof: ndaw (n-dahw)

Xhosa: omncinci (om-nin-ceen-see)

Yiddish: קליינער (klay-ner)

Yoruba: kekere (keh-keh-reh)

Zulu: encane (en-kah-neh)

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