How to Say ‘Your brother’ in Portuguese
O teu irmão
oo TEH-oo eer-MOWN
[oo TEH-oo eer-MOWN]
💬 Usage Tip: In Portugal, "my" and "your" usually come with o or a in front: o teu irmão, a minha mãe "my mother".
Phrase Breakdown
O
[oo]
the (masculine singular)
Article used before a masculine singular noun; often unstressed in speech.
O bilhete é mais barato se comprares com antecedência.
The ticket is cheaper if you buy in advance.
teu
[TEH-oo]
your
Informal possessive for masculine singular nouns.
O teu sorriso é bonito.
Your smile is pretty.
irmão
[eer-MOWN]
brother
Masculine noun for a male sibling; plural 'irmãos' can also mean 'siblings'.
O meu irmão mora em Lisboa.
My brother lives in Lisbon.
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