How to Say ‘Your brothers or sisters’ in Mexican Spanish
Tus hermanos o hermanas
toos ehr-MAH-nohs oh ehr-MAH-nahs
[toos ehr-MAH-nohs oh ehr-MAH-nahs]
Phrase Breakdown
Tus
[toos]
your
A possessive adjective meaning "your" for plural things, like siblings.
Tus hermanos o hermanas cumplen años en verano.
Your brothers or sisters have birthdays in summer.
hermanos
[ehr-MAH-nohs]
brothers
Plural noun meaning "brothers." It can also sometimes refer to siblings in mixed groups.
Tus hermanos o hermanas viven aquí.
Your brothers or sisters live here.
o
[oh]
or
A conjunction meaning "or."
Tus hermanos o hermanas están en casa.
Your brothers or sisters are at home.
hermanas
[ehr-MAH-nahs]
sisters
Plural noun meaning "sisters."
Tus hermanos o hermanas cumplen años pronto.
Your brothers or sisters have birthdays soon.
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