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I'm so sorry to hear about your brother's passing. I can't imagine the pain you're feeling right now. Please know that I'm here for you, whether you need someone to talk to or just someone to sit with you in silence. Take all the time you need to grieve; you’re not alone in this.
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How do you say my brother died in spanish?
Mi hermano murió.
What is the pronoun if You're talking about your brother and sister to somebody else?
When talking about your brother and sister to somebody else, you would typically use the pronouns "they" or "them." For example, you might say, "They are coming over later" or "I spoke to them yesterday." If you want to refer to them both together, "they" is the appropriate choice.
What happened to Henry the eighths older brother?
Prince Arthur, Henry VIII's older brother, died of unknown causes. Some say he died of tuberculous, some say he died of "the Sweating Sickness".
What did kalpanas brother sanjay say when kalpana died?
he say that my sister is not deid she is live in our hearts
Who is Bob's brother?
Anthony and somebody else.
How did Egypt become a third world country?
somebody died somebody died
What did Vincent van gogh say to his brother before he died?
you are an emotional wreck
If somebody jumps your younger brother what do you do?
Tell the police.
What do you call somebody else's brother in Japanese?
Oniisan
What do you do if your little brother took something of yours and won't give it back?
you tell your parent or say to them (how would you feel if somebody took something of your and wouldn't give it back)
What is the phrase 'younger brother' when translated from English to Japanese?
"otouto"if it's your younger brother, "otoutosan" if it's somebody else's younger brother.
My brother has died is he still my brother or he was my brother?
This is a very personal view-point. As some people strongly believe that their loved ones are still with them - it would be acceptable to say that he is still your brother. But when referring to things that he did/said/etc.. you would say "My brother /was/ this..." "My brother /did/ that..." etc.
