Traduzione - Greco-Inglese - den einai i gineka mou alla einai i koubara mou....

Hi Lena,
I remember having seen something about that word: "koubara". I have the feeling that it does not mean exactly "godmother".

Anyway the other line is a bit complicated. What about instead of: "The only thing I have is a little baby girl who is really beautiful and I live for her only.", something like: "I only have a really beautiful baby girl for whom I live"?

Well, Koubara should be the godmother to your child, and I don't really know a word for that. If not just "my daughter's godmother" .

About the last part, maybe "All I have is.."
My interpretation is that the man has lost his wife, and only has his daughter. And he lives for her only.
Maybe I'm wrong

"All I have is a really beautiful baby girl for whom I live" would be fine.

About that 'koubara', in Spanish or Portuguese we have a word for it: "comadre", but not in English, so I guess you should say: "my child's godmother"

OKI, I'll edit!

thank you both..
lilian you are right....the friend 'lost' his wife and now only lives for his little girl..
I understand 'comadre' as translation for koubara..
I have to learn greek :-)

What about "She's not my..."? Instead of "It's".

Tks....I envy you all for knowning greek.. :-)
I have to learn and fast
Tks once again

"It's not...", "She's not..." or even "That's not..." would be correct, depending on the context.

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