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How to Say ‘I have four siblings.’ in Mexican Spanish

Tengo cuatro hermanos.

TEN-goh KWAH-troh ehr-MAH-nohs

[TEN-goh KWAH-troh ehr-MAH-nohs]

💬 Usage Tip: Hermanos covers brothers and sisters together, or brothers only. Only hermanas means sisters only.

Phrase Breakdown

Tengo

[TEN-goh]

I have

First-person form of 'tener,' used to say you possess something.

Example

Tengo mi identificación lista.

I have my ID ready.

cuatro

[KWAH-troh]

four

The number four, used for counting items like shirts.

Example

Necesito cuatro playeras para mis hijos.

I need four T-shirts for my children.

hermanos

[ehr-MAH-nohs]

siblings / brothers

Plural noun that can mean brothers or siblings depending on context.

Example

Mis hermanos jugaban conmigo en el patio.

My siblings played with me in the yard.

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