弟と

with one's younger brother

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phrase Uncommon #10,444
with one's younger brother 弟 means “younger brother.” と can mean “with” or “and,” and it also marks the person or thing being compared in phrases like “the same as.”
JA: 弟と公園に行きました。
EN: I went to the park with my younger brother.

弟と似てるね名前はアダマ?

You look like my little brother. Is your name Adama?

— 最強のふたり (2011)

僕はよく弟と間違えられる。

I'm often mistaken for my younger brother.

彼はよく弟と間違えられるんだ。

He’s often mistaken for his younger brother.

弟とは仲が良いよ。

I get along well with my younger brother.

彼はうちの弟と親しい。

He is close to my younger brother.

ビルと彼の弟と全然区別がつかない。

I can't tell Bill and his younger brother apart at all.

私は弟と口論するほど馬鹿ではありませんよ。

I'm not foolish enough to argue with my little brother.

私はよくジョンを双子の弟と混同する。

I often confuse John with his younger twin brother.

彼は彼女が弟とデートしていることに腹を立てた。

He was angry that she was dating his younger brother.

私はいつもジョンを双子の弟と混同する。

I always confuse John with his twin brother.

弟と映画を観に行ったんだ。

I went to see a movie with my younger brother.

私にはトムとトムの弟との区別がつかない。

I can't tell Tom and his younger brother apart.