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What is es un copain ou une copine du frère de when translated from French to English?

The phrase "es un copain ou une copine du frère de" in French means "is a friend of [someone's] brother" in English.

Let's break it down:

* es: is (verb "être")

* un copain: a male friend

* une copine: a female friend

* du frère de: of [someone's] brother

So, the full phrase is a question asking about the relationship between someone and the brother of another person.

Here are some examples of how this could be used in a sentence:

* "Est-ce que tu es un copain ou une copine du frère de Marie ?" - "Are you a friend of Marie's brother?"

* "Elle est une copine du frère de mon meilleur ami." - "She is a friend of my best friend's brother."

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