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What does Mi pobre nino means?

"Mi pobre niño" is a Spanish phrase that translates to "My poor child" or "My poor boy".

It expresses sympathy, compassion, and often sorrow for a child who is experiencing some kind of hardship, suffering, or misfortune.

Here are some possible contexts for the phrase:

* A parent expressing concern about their child's illness or injury: "Mi pobre niño, ¿te duele mucho?" (My poor child, does it hurt a lot?)

* A person witnessing a child in distress: "Mi pobre niño, no llores." (My poor child, don't cry.)

* A caregiver offering comfort to a child: "Mi pobre niño, todo va a estar bien." (My poor child, everything will be okay.)

The phrase can also be used more generally to convey sadness or empathy for a child's situation, even if it's not related to a specific hardship.

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