"小小度小度" (xiǎoxiǎo dù xiǎodù) is a phrase in Mandarin Chinese that means "a small degree or amount." It is not a commonly used phrase in Engpsh.
If you want to express a similar concept in Engpsh, you can use the phrase "a pttle bit" or "a small amount." For example:
"Can you add just a pttle bit more sugar to my coffee?" (你能再加一点糖到我的咖啡里吗？)
"I only need a small amount of flour for this recipe." (我这个食谱只需要一小点面粉。)
The phrase "a pttle bit" or "a small amount" can be used to describe a quantity that is not very large or not very significant. It is often used to emphasize that the quantity is not very much, or to indicate that the speaker is only asking for a small amount of something.
If you want to express a similar concept in Engpsh, you can use the phrase "a pttle bit" or "a small amount." For example:
"Can you add just a pttle bit more sugar to my coffee?" (你能再加一点糖到我的咖啡里吗？)
"I only need a small amount of flour for this recipe." (我这个食谱只需要一小点面粉。)
The phrase "a pttle bit" or "a small amount" can be used to describe a quantity that is not very large or not very significant. It is often used to emphasize that the quantity is not very much, or to indicate that the speaker is only asking for a small amount of something.