How to Say ‘My brother too’ in German
Mein Bruder auch
mine BROO-der owkh
[mine BROO-der owkh]
💬 Usage Tip: Ellipsis is common in German: the verb is omitted because it’s understood from context.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Family football alliances—and rivalries—are a common fun topic during tournaments.
Phrase Breakdown
Mein
[mine]
my
'Mein' means 'my' and shows possession for a masculine noun here.
Mein Bruder auch schaut jedes Spiel.
My brother too watches every match.
Bruder
[BROO-der]
brother
'Bruder' means brother, a male sibling.
Mein Bruder auch ist ein großer Fußballfan.
My brother too is a big football fan.
auch
[owkh]
also / too
'Auch' means 'also' or 'too' and adds someone to the statement.
Mein Bruder auch kommt zum Public Viewing.
My brother is also coming to the public viewing.
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