Questions & Answers about Σήμερα κάνω ένα μικρό βήμα για το όνειρό μου.
In Greek, κάνω literally means “I do / I make”, but it is used in many fixed expressions where English uses different verbs.
Here κάνω ένα μικρό βήμα is literally “I make a small step”, but idiomatically corresponds to English “I take a small step”.
Other very common patterns with κάνω:
- κάνω ένα λάθος – I make a mistake
- κάνω μπάνιο – I take a bath / I have a bath
- κάνω βόλτα – I go for a walk
- κάνω δουλειά – I do work / I get work done
So the sentence is completely natural Greek: κάνω ένα μικρό βήμα is the usual way to say “take a small step”.