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Hardly, a little bit

bahagya

barely

bahagyang-bahagya

little

kaunti

just right

kainaman / katamtaman

very much / a lot

katakut-tako

lots / plenty

marami

enough

sapat / tama / husto

already enough

sapat na

little by little

unti-unti

none

wala