Possessive Pronouns in Russian language

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Today we are going to talk about Possessive Pronouns in Russian language.
All Possessive Pronouns indicate that something belongs to something or somebody, for example:

Мой рюкзак [Moj ryukzak] - My backpack

A word "Мой" which means "My" is Possessive Pronoun and shows that the backpack is exactly mine.

	Мужской род	Женский род	Средний род	Множественное число
My	Мой [Moj]	Моя [Maya]	Моё [Majo]	Мои [Mai]
Your (singular) Your (plural)	Твой [Tvoj] Ваш [Vash]	Твоя [Tvaya] Ваша [Vasha]	Твоё [Tvajo] Ваше [Vasheh]	Твои [Tvai] Ваши [Vashi]
His	Его [Ivo]	Его [Ivo]	Его [Ivo]	Его [Ivo]
Its	Этого [Ehtava]	Этого [Ehtava]	Этого [Ehtava]	Этого [Ehtava]
Her	Её [ijo]	Её [ijo]	Её [ijo]	Её [ijo]
Our	Наш [Nash]	Наша [Nasha]	Наше [Nashe]	Наши [Nashy]
Their	Их [Ikh]	Их [Ikh]	Их [Ikh]	Их [Ikh]

It is absolutely clear from the table that Possessive Pronouns change their forms, depending on the gender, by the way, to determine it you should watch the Noun, which is usually in pair with pronouns in Russian language. For example,

Моя сумка [maya sumka] - My bag

the Noun "сумка" (a bag) has the ending -a-, that is why our Possessive Pronoun have to be in Feminine gender and should end in -оя-

её пальто [ijo pal'to] her coat

In this example, the word "пальто" (coat) is Noun, Neuter and ends in -o-, so, concerning the table, our pronoun should also have a form "её" (her) for Neuter gender

In plural all possessive pronouns should change their word form, for example

вашИ ботинки [vashi batinki] - your boots

the Noun "ботинки" (boots) is plural, ends in -и-, so, according the table, the pronoun should change its form, respectively.