Brother's English

First, the English plural of my brother is:

The plural form of brother can be changed to brothers and brothers, but brothers is the archaic plural form of brother. ?

Second, the usage:

1. In English, elder brother is usually called "elder brother". In letters, emails or chat applications, you can start with "Dear Brother" to express cordial greetings and respect.

2. If you want to address your brother in spoken language, you can directly use "brother", which is a more casual way of addressing, suitable for communication between family members or friends.

In some cases, brothers can also be called "big brother", which is usually used to describe a person's brother who is older or taller than him.

Bilingual example:

1. He is not as flashy as his brother.

He is far less flashy than his brother.

Give my regards to your brother when you see him.

Give my regards to your brother when you see him.

My brother is studying in the Royal College of Art..

My brother studies at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts.

My brother has a master's degree from Harvard.

My brother has a master's degree from Harvard University.

He is always covered by his brilliant brother.

His brilliant brother always puts him to shame.