How do you say "兄弟 (Kyōdai)" in Japanese?

"兄弟 (Kyōdai)" in Japanese means "Brother". In Japanese, there are different words for 'brother' depending on whether you are referring to your own brother or someone else's, and whether you are talking to them or about them. 'Kyōdai' is a general term for siblings. For older brother, you would use '兄' (ani) when talking about your own, and 'お兄さん' (oniisan) when addressing someone else's or your own. For younger brother, you would use '弟' (otouto) when talking about your own, and '弟さん' (otoutosan) when referring to someone else's.

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"兄弟" which translates to "Brother"

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