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How to Say ‘He's my younger brother.’ in Mexican Spanish

Es mi hermano menor.

ehs mee ehr-MAH-noh meh-NOR

[ehs mee ehr-MAH-noh meh-NOR]

Phrase Breakdown

Es mi hermano

ehs mee ehr-MAH-noh

He's my brother

'Es' means 'he is'. The 'h' in 'hermano' is silent.

Example

Es mi hermano Pedro.

He's my brother Pedro.

Words in this phrase

Es

[ehs]

It is / It's

From "ser". Used to define/identify something: "Es una app." Great for answering "¿De qué se trata?"

Example

Es una app para organizar contactos.

It’s an app to organize contacts.

mi

[mee]

my

Possessive word used to show something belongs to you.

Example

Mi maleta pesa veinte kilos.

My suitcase weighs twenty kilos.

hermano

[ehr-MAH-noh]

brother

"Hermano" means "brother," a male sibling.

Example

Mi Hermano cumple años en agosto.

My brother has a birthday in August.

menor.

meh-NOR

younger.

'Menor' means 'younger'. Stress the last syllable: 'me-NOR'.

Example

Ella es menor que yo.

She is younger than me.

Words in this phrase

menor

[meh-NOR]

younger

Placed after a family noun to mean the younger one.

Example

Mi hija menor tiene cinco años.

My younger daughter is five.

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