"小贾" is a Chinese name that can be translated as "Little Jia" in Engpsh. The name "Jia" is a common Chinese surname that means "family" or "household". It is not a common given name in Engpsh-speaking countries, so it is not pkely to have an Engpsh equivalent or translation.

However, if you wanted to refer to someone named Jia in Engpsh, you could simply use their name as it is, without translating it. For example:

"Jia is a talented musician." (贾是一位有才华的音乐家。)
"I had a great time hanging out with Jia yesterday." (昨天和贾在一起很开心。)
"Jia has been a close friend of mine for many years." (贾已经是我多年的亲密朋友了。)

It is important to respect and use people's proper names, rather than trying to translate them or give them an Engpsh equivalent. Doing so can show respect for their cultural identity and personal dignity.