hermano

=

sustantivo

hermano, -a

adjective

also:

ciudades hermanas -> twin towns, sister cities (United States)
dos pueblos hermanos como México y España -> two countries with close ties, such as Mexico and Spain

masculine or feminine noun

1. brother, (f) sister

todos los hermanos se parecen mucho entre sí -> all the brothers and sisters look very much alike
son medio hermanas -> they're half sisters
hermanos gemelos -> twin brothers
hermano, -a mayor -> older o big brother
hermanos mellizos -> twin brothers
hermano, -a menor -> younger o little brother
hermano, -a político -> brother-in-law
hermanos siameses -> Siamese twins

hermano [er-mah'-no]

noun

1. Brother, born of the same parents. (m)

2. Brother-in-law. (m)

3. Similarity: as among the members of a religious community. (m)

noun, plural

4. Members of the same religious confraternity.

5. Lay-brothers of a religious order.


P:	Translation - estoy alegre porque sabemos de mi hermano tenia 15 anos no saber…
R:	I think I understand buuuut My interpretation I am happy because we know my brother was 15 years old and knows nothing

P:	Yo soy _________. Tengo un hermano menor. Su nombre es Hargobind.
R:	> ¿Quién Soy? Yo soy _________. Tengo un hermano menor. Su nombre es Hargobind. Tengo una mascota. Su nombre es Shadow. Tiene…

P:	Sara da el dinero a ella padre. Ella padre lo da a el esposa, cuando ella hermano…
R:	el and ella are personal pronouns I, you he, she, it , us, them su is a possessive adjective...my, your, his her,its, our, their (note) I used el padre…

P:	Do the word hermano and Hermes come from the same root?
R:	I found the following at myEtymology.com: The Spanish word hermano [is] derived from the Latin word germanus (frater germanus; own brother; full brother;…

P:	"Esta ventana estuvo rota por me hermano y sus amigos durante un partido de beisbol."…
R:	I believe it's because whenever you use passive voice, you use the verb "ser". So it should be "Esta ventana fue rota..."