No. 1,230 in Russian
мой
"My" translates to "my" or "mine" in English, indicating possession.
In a sentence
Это мой друг.
This is my friend.
In this sentence, 'мой' is a possessive pronoun used to modify a masculine noun in the nominative case.
Ты видел мою книгу?
Did you see my book?
Here, 'мою' is the feminine accusative form of the possessive pronoun 'мой', agreeing with the direct object 'книгу'.
Нам нужно организовать мои документы.
We need to organize my documents.
In this case, 'мои' is the plural form of the possessive pronoun 'мой', modifying a plural noun in the accusative case.
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