おにいちゃん
Meanings
Noun
Familiar language
1. (one's) older brother
Big brother didn't do anything wrong.
2. lad; sonny
oft. vocative
A young guy I didn't know helped me.
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Composed of
honorific/polite/humble prefix
(one's) older brother; young man; sonny; lad
Examples (29 in total)
Hey, hey, you're strong, big brother!
My brother and I shared the room.
Big brother didn't do anything wrong.
Is my big brother there with you?!
My big brother says he'll call later.
You seem to be having fun these days, big brother.
A young guy I didn't know helped me.
I came to protect my big brother!
Hey, young man, you dropped this.
I want to be like my older brother.
My room is smaller than my brother's.
My brother fixed my bike.
I played in the park with an older boy from the neighborhood.
That's for big brother's exclusive use, isn't it?
My brother can drive.
My brother's football team won a tournament yesterday.
My brother is a veterinarian.
Tom is Mary's ex-boyfriend's brother.
I wish I had a cute little brother or a cool older brother.
He's not my boyfriend. He's my brother.
My older brother has been living in London for many years.
There's a gathering in your older brother's class tomorrow, right?
My brother works part-time in a library.
Tom is outside, playing with his brothers.
Today I'll go to the cinema with Tom's brother.
Since I am the older brother, I must protect my younger sister.
But, big brother, you have to apply medicine and wrap a new bandage.
The bike parked over there is my brother's.
Because you stay for a long time after tea, I can't play with my big brother!