How to Say ‘And your brother?’ in German
Und dein Bruder?
oont dine BROO-der
[oont dine BROO-der]
🇩🇪 In Germany: [Und dein Bruder?] is a very natural follow-up in conversation and doesn't sound abrupt in German. Short follow-up questions like this are common when chatting about family.
Phrase Breakdown
Und
[oont]
and
A linking word used to add another question or idea.
Und dein Bruder?
And your brother?
Dein Bruder
dine BROO-der
your brother
Possessive phrase with masculine noun.
Dein Bruder ist klein.
Your brother is small.
Words in this phrase
dein
[dine]
your
A possessive word meaning something belongs to you. Here it matches a masculine noun.
Und dein Bruder?
And your brother?
Bruder
[BROO-der]
brother
A family word for your male sibling.
Und dein Bruder?
And your brother?
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