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Master English Speaking on Instagram: "Little vs. A Little: Key Differences Explained | English Grammar Tips Do you know the difference between ‘little’ and ‘a little’? These small words can make a big difference in meaning! In this video, we’ll explain how ‘little’ implies scarcity or insufficiency (negative connotation), while ‘a little’ means some, often with a positive connotation. Examples: ‘He has little interest in sports’ (almost no interest). ‘She has a little money saved for her trip’