How to Say ‘Your brother-in-law’ in Italian
Tuo cognato
TWOH kon-YAH-toh
[TWOH kon-YAH-toh]
Phrase Breakdown
Tuo
[TWOH]
your
Possessive adjective for singular masculine nouns in informal speech.
Tuo fratello arriva prima di cena.
Your brother arrives before dinner.
cognato
[kon-YAH-toh]
brother-in-law
Your spouse’s brother or your sibling’s husband.
Mio cognato lavora in banca da molti anni.
My brother-in-law has worked in a bank for many years.
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