"Brother" is an English plural noun pronounced ['br? Z]. Specifically, the pronunciation of' b' is similar to that of' buh',' r' is similar to that of British English, and the pronunciation of' o' is short, similar to that of' ah' and' t', similar to that of' tuh', and the pronunciation of' h' is silent.

"Brothers" refers to the plural form of brothers and can be used to describe two or more brothers.

For example, "My two brothers are coming to see me this weekend" (My two brothers are coming to see me this weekend).

Note that "brothers" is only used to represent brothers in the plural form. In the singular form, the English word for brothers is "brother".