It means almost nothing, very little, followed by a countable noun plural, which means almost nothing, very little.

A little: a little, used to modify uncountable nouns, positive usage. Afew: a little, used to modify countable nouns, positive usage. Little: used for uncountable nouns, negative usage. Fev is used for countable nouns, negative usage.

There are some fish in the pond.

There are some apples on the table.

Thereislittlefishinthepool。 There are few fish in the pond.

Therearefewapplesonthetable。

Other answers *** 1

Although they all mean "less", but

(1) A few are countable and a little is uncountable.

(2) A few have positive meanings and a few have negative meanings. The so-called "positive meaning" and "negative meaning" here should be understood as follows: thirsty people will think: there is a little water in the cup, while people who are not thirsty will think: there is a little water in the cup.

1. less modifies the plural of countable nouns.

Very few. Hardlyany) has a negative meaning; Some; A few; Asmal 1numberof) has positive significance.

nota illow = now ill = quite awill = agoodwill = many。

When "rarely" is modified by words such as "every", "last", "past", "next", "some" and "very". , indicating positive significance, no article before. For example:

He has checked the paper again in the past five minutes. It looks like there are several machines.

He goes to see his grandmother every few weeks.

5. It is rare in informal style, and it is generally used or replaced, such as Onlya.