my 
/ˈmaɪ/ adjective
possessive form of i /ˈmaɪ/ adjective 1 always used before a noun : relating to or belonging to me
▪ Welcome to my home. ▪ I enjoy my job very much. ▪ My favorite TV show was on last night. ▪ My name is John. ▪ When I woke up this morning, my head ached and my throat was sore. ▪ My wife and I both love to dance. : made or done by me ▪ I always keep my promises. ▪ It was my fault that we lost the game. 2 always used before a noun — used to express affection for someone you are talking to ▪ How are you, my friend? ▪ Come with me, my love. ▪ Sleep well, my child. 3 informal — used by itself and in phrases to express surprise, excitement, or fear ▪ Oh my, what a wonderful gift! ▪ Oh, my goodness. What happened to you? ▪ Oh my lord, look at the time! ▪ My God, you must be joking!
▪ Welcome to my home. ▪ I enjoy my job very much. ▪ My favorite TV show was on last night. ▪ My name is John. ▪ When I woke up this morning, my head ached and my throat was sore. ▪ My wife and I both love to dance. : made or done by me ▪ I always keep my promises. ▪ It was my fault that we lost the game.
