(brothers) twins

(Hermanos) gemelos in Spanish translates to (brothers) twins in English. This is often used to refer to a pair of brothers who are twins, meaning they were born at the same time from the same pregnancy. The word 'hermanos' specifically refers to 'brothers', and 'gemelos' to 'twins'. In a broader context outside of family, 'gemelos' can also be used to describe two things that are identical or very similar in appearance.

Example sentences using: (hermanos) gemelos

Mis hermanos gemelos cumplen años el mismo día.

My twin brothers have their birthday on the same day.

This sentence highlights that the speaker has twin brothers who share the same birthday, which is a common aspect of being twins.

Ella tiene dos hermanos gemelos que son muy diferentes entre sí.

She has two twin brothers who are very different from each other.

In this phrase, the speaker is mentioning that although the brothers are twins, they have distinct personalities or characteristics.

Los hermanos gemelos de Claudia se parecen mucho, pero tienen gustos distintos.

Claudia's twin brothers look very similar, but have different tastes.

This example illustrates that even when identical twins may look alike, they can have different preferences, showcasing individuality.