"Povera bimba" or "Povero bimbo" may be Italian equivalents of "poor baby."
Specifically, the feminine singular adjective "povera" and the masculine singular adjective "povero" mean "poor." The feminine singular noun "bimba" and the masculine singular noun "bimbo" mean "baby."
The respective pronunciations are "POH-veh-rah BEEM-bah"and "POH-veh-roh BEEM-boh."
Mi pobre bebé. Pobrecito.
"Poracita" does not have a widely recognized meaning in any academic or formal context. It could potentially be a misspelling or a term specific to a certain dialect, culture, or slang. Without further context or information, it is difficult to provide a precise definition or explanation of the term.
pobre
Te amo, nene / nenaTe Amo Baby --- This is not Spanish!
"Su bebé" is how you would say "his baby" in Spanish.
Pobre marido.
pobre perro
you say: venir beb'e.
You can say "Cuándo era bebé."
Bambi.
Su español es muy malo.
Bebé eres tu?