my in Irish
my in Irish is m', mo — my means belonging to or associated with the speaker.
my in Irish
m'
Belonging to me.
mo
Belonging to me.
What does "my" mean?
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det Belonging to or associated with the speaker.
"I left my keys on the table."
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intj Used to express mild surprise or amazement.
""My, how you've grown!" said her aunt."
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my in a sentence
- I left my keys on the table.
- My sister is visiting next week.
- "My, how you've grown!" said her aunt.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "my" in Irish?
"my" in Irish is m', mo. my means: Belonging to or associated with the speaker.
How do you use "my" in a sentence?
Example: "I left my keys on the table." In Irish, "my" is m', mo.
Are there other ways to say "my" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "my": m', mo.
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