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Is your brother-in-law's brother your brother too?

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No.

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Is your brother in-law's brother your brother too?
No
Is it brothers in laws or brothers in law?
It's brothers-in-law.
Is your husbands brother your brother-in-law?
Yes, and your brothers are his brother(s)-in-law His sister's husband would also be considered your brother-in-law (however it would be threw marriage).
What is your brother to your brother-in-law?
Your brother and your brother-in-law are not related. They can, of course, be friends. Your brother in law is married to your sister therefore he is your brothers brother in law also.
Is your husband's brother your brother-in-law?
Yes, your husband's brother is your brother-in-law.If you have a married sister, her husband is also your brother-in-law.