"У твоего брата есть дом."

Translation: Your brother has a house.

[Kaydc1]

твоего vs тебе can someone please shed some light? спасибо!

[mightypotatoe]

твоего is the genitive of the possessive "your" and тебе is the dative of the pronoun "you"
See declensions of твой and ты.

[Kaydc1]

Thank you, ma'am ;)

[Naymeo]

Those links aren't even accessible on Android... блин!

[jumbosizedfruits]

Can you say "У твой брат есть дом."??

[cmansenior05]

no because you need to use the genitive case.

[Jedrek369]

Why not "home"? I am not a native speaker in English, so can someone explain it to me?

[henry237907]

House and home mean the same same thing, however, in Britain, if we will say "this is my family home" not house as home implies a connection and house is generic. But do not worry you can use either, i am just nit picking.

[GuptaG2]

Why not своего

[nDroae]

Is "Your brother owns a house" too much of a stretch?

[R_R1234]

Yes