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What does prenom du frere chez qui mean in English?

This French phrase literally translates to:

"First name of the brother at whose place..."

However, it's likely part of a longer sentence, and the full meaning depends on the context. Here are some possible interpretations:

* "The first name of the brother at whose place (they are staying/living/visiting)"

* "The first name of the brother at whose place (the event took place)"

* "The first name of the brother at whose place (something is located)"

To understand the exact meaning, you need the complete sentence or more context.

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