twojego

In a sentence

• Widzę twojego psa w parku.

  I see your dog in the park.

  The word 'twojego' is used in this sentence as a possessive adjective. It is in accusative case, referring to the dog as the object of the verb 'widzę' (I see), showing possession belonging to 'you'.

• Czy przyniosłeś książkę twojego brata?

  Did you bring your brother's book?

  Here, 'twojego' modifies 'brata' (brother), indicating possession ('your brother's'). This form is genitive, denoting that the book belongs to your brother.

• Rozmawiałem z twoim kolegą o projekcie.

  I spoke with your colleague about the project.

  In this example, 'twojego' is altered to 'twoim' to agree with the instrumental case required by the verb 'rozmawiać z,' referring to the ownership by 'you' and matching the masculine singular grammatical agreement.