"Twoja mysz je ser."

Translation: Your mouse is eating cheese.

[alex_tv80]

"Mysz je twój ser" would be closer to reality :)

[25_M1ZU_02]

"Mysz je twój ser" means "A mouse eats your cheese"

[bubblegod22]

That's the joke. You don't own the mouse; it broke into your house and stole your cheese. That's why it's "closer to reality." It's more like that you don't own the mouse and it steals your cheese than you own the mouse and it just eats cheese.

[HoPongTo]

Is mysz feminine, not masculine?

[einbecherkaffee]

Yes, it's feminine. Szczur (a rat) is masculine though.

[Ehsan_Mehmed]

It's totally like possessive pronouns in russian

[DarthGandalf]

With some exceptions like jej is её instead of ей (ей would work for a different meaning of jej)

[Ehsan_Mehmed]

alright, thanks a lot!

[e28144]

oh my god you are learning so many languages!

[e28144]

So is twoja fem or masc?

[DarthGandalf]

Mysz is she, so twoja is feminine. Twoj is masculine.

[Phil676203]

What is the difference between Wasz and Twój ?

[Jellei]

Well, firstly both would be wrong here, because although "mysz" looks like a masculine noun (and you listed masculine forms), it's actually a feminine exception.

Putting that aside:

"twój" - 2nd person singular: your mouse, Phil

"wasz" - 2nd person plural: your mouse, Phil and Joe

[JulianneHa6]

Why is this twoja and not twoj? In the last lesson, twoj kón was right. So, why not twoj mysz?

[PatrickTekath]

Although the reply might be a bit late, I would like to say that this is caused because mysz is feminie and kón is masculine. So for the word mysz twoja is correct.

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Cuz " mysz" is femmine