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Sitifan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Little brother & younger brother
What's the difference in meaning between little brother and younger brother?
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There is really no difference in meaning, although "little brother" is more informal. "
- There is really no difference in meaning, although "little brother" is more informal.
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There is really no difference in meaning, although "little brother" is more informal. However, if your younger brother is six feet tall and weighs 250 pounds, you will certainly get some smiles and maybe some joking comments if you introduce him as your "little brother."
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little brother and big brother are terms used when talking about children up to about age 15 I'd say.
younger brother and older brother are terms used when talking about adults.
The same applies for sister.
CJ
younger brother and older brother are terms used when talking about adults.
The same applies for sister.
CJ
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