"Ei sunt doi frați."

Translation: They are two brothers.

[MihailHancu]

The audio is a bit weird, because it sounds like "Ei suntă doi frați". It's true that "t" and "d" don't really work together in normal speech, but either you have a small "î" between them (kinda like when you name letters), or the "t" kinda drops. At any rate, nobody will ever put an "ă" between them.

[pablopublico]

Could it mean "they are two siblings"? Thanks in advance.

[gustawsohn]

Yes, for instance: ”Michael has three siblings: two brothers and a sister”.

[pablopublico]

Mulțumesc mult!

[Renardo_11]

I don't think this is a valid translation of the Romanian sentence, and that's what Pablopublico asked.