How to Say ‘To my brother too’ in Italian
Anche a mio fratello
AHN-keh ah MEE-oh frah-TEL-loh
[AHN-keh ah MEE-oh frah-TEL-loh]
💬 Usage Tip: Before a family word in the singular, Italian often skips the article: [mio fratello], not [il mio fratello]. But with plurals you do use it: [i miei fratelli].
Phrase Breakdown
Anche
[AHN-keh]
also / too
Adds another example: 'also' or 'too.'
Anche a mio fratello è capitato di discutere con un tassista.
My brother also happened to argue with a taxi driver.
a
[ah]
to
Preposition introducing the person affected by something.
È successo a mio fratello ieri sera.
It happened to my brother yesterday evening.
mio
[MEE-oh]
my
Possessive adjective meaning 'my,' used here before a family member.
Mio fratello prende spesso il taxi dall'aeroporto.
My brother often takes a taxi from the airport.
fratello
[frah-TEL-loh]
brother
Noun meaning 'brother.'
Mio fratello controlla sempre il percorso sul telefono.
My brother always checks the route on his phone.
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