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How to Say "This is my brother" in French

Introduce your brother in French with this simple, direct phrase. Perfect for family gatherings or casual introductions.

C'est mon frère.

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Use this when you're introducing your brother to someone for the first time. It's also useful if someone asks about your family and you want to mention him.

Alternatives

  • Voici mon frère.Slightly more formal, like presenting someone.
  • Lui, c'est mon frère.Emphasizes 'him', often used when pointing or gesturing.

Ways to get it wrong

Pronouncing 'mon'

The 'on' in 'mon' is a nasal sound, don't pronounce the 'n' distinctly.

Gender agreement

'Frère' is masculine, so use 'mon' (my) not 'ma'.

The same phrase in other languages

Frequently asked

How do I say 'this is my sister'?

You would say 'C'est ma sœur.' Remember to use 'ma' because 'sœur' is feminine.

Is 'C'est mon frère' casual or formal?

It's quite neutral and works in most everyday settings. You can use it with friends and people you don't know well.

What if I want to say 'He is my brother'?

You can say 'Il est mon frère.' This is a direct statement about his relationship to you.