How do you say "But my brother doesn't" in Mexican Spanish?

"But my brother doesn't" in Mexican Spanish is "Pero mi hermano no". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

What does "Pero mi hermano no" mean in English?

"Pero mi hermano no" means "But my brother doesn't" in English. Usage tip: A neat short answer. The verb is understood from the earlier question.

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How to Say ‘But my brother doesn't’ in Mexican Spanish

Pero mi hermano no

PEH-roh mee ehr-MAH-noh noh

[PEH-roh mee ehr-MAH-noh noh]

💬 Usage Tip: A neat short answer. The verb is understood from the earlier question.

🇲🇽 In Mexico: Native speakers often shorten repeated information like this.

Phrase Breakdown

Pero

[PEH-roh]

but

Used to introduce a contrast with the previous idea.

Example

Pero mi hermano no vive conmigo.

But my brother does not live with me.

mi hermano

mee ehr-MAH-noh

my brother

Noun phrase identifying the person; keep it smooth and connected.

Example

Pero mi hermano no.

But my brother does not.

Words in this phrase

[mee]

A possessive adjective showing that the brother is your brother.

Example

Pero mi hermano no está aquí.

But my brother is not here.

hermano

[ehr-MAH-noh]

brother

A male sibling in your family.

Example

Pero mi hermano no puede venir hoy.

But my brother cannot come today.

[noh]

no; not

A negative word used to reject or negate the statement.

Example

Pero mi hermano no vive aquí.

But my brother does not live here.

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