"Frații mei sunt gardieni."

[KelseyW11]

Does "gardieni" refer to a specific type of guardian? It's not really an occupation in US English

[cosmo-pedant]

I think the term "security guard" is a common modern concept which matches this word.

[pablopublico]

In Spanish we say "mis hermanos", meaning either "my siblings" (including at least one brother) or "my brothers". Wouldn't "frații mei" bear the same posible meanings? Mulțumesc multe in advance.

[Victor940734]

Yes, similar to Spanish and most languages of Latin origin, "frații mei" is used to describe either "my brothers" or "my siblings." Even if there is only one sister in a group of siblings, you would still refer to them as "frații mei." Only if they are a group of sisters, you would refer to them as "surorile mele."

[pablopublico]

Mulțumesc!