How to Say ‘We’re sisters.’ in Mexican Spanish
Somos hermanas.
SOH-mohs ehr-MAH-nahs
[SOH-mohs ehr-MAH-nahs]
💬 Usage Tip: Use hermanas when the speakers are female. If a brother is included, Spanish switches to hermanos.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: In Mexico, stating exact family relationships is common and often helps place people socially in conversation.
Phrase Breakdown
Somos
[SOH-mohs]
we are
Used by a group including the speaker to identify themselves.
Mi prima y yo somos hermanas de corazón, pero no: somos hermanas.
My cousin and I are like sisters, but no: we are sisters.
hermanas
[ehr-MAH-nahs]
sisters
Female siblings; daughters of the same parents.
Nosotras somos hermanas.
We are sisters.
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