"Jag är smartare än min bror."

Translation: I am smarter than my brother.

[prophecyte]

I showed this to my brother. He was not impressed.

[espekia]

"Smarter" is a bit of an Americanism, "cleverer" should be accepted here too.

[Lundgren8]

We use US English, so it’s quite obvious that it’s an ”Americanism”, but of course synonyms should be accepted. We had more clever, now cleverer is accepted as well.

[ThapanDubayehudi]

Jag är Mycroft Holmes

[shirki]

... men inte blygsammare än honom.

[ranld]

I don't remember seeing mig before. When is mig used instead of min?

[mesvensson]

Never. "Mig" is "me", object pronoun. "Min" is "my" or "mine", for possessives.

[EsperantoEddie]

Lol

[Emmzo1]

I'm