my

• pron.
• (驚きなどを表す)おっとっと; ooh-ooh
• n.（私の）人の名前；（ベトナムの）マイ；（ラオス語、カンボジア語の）ミー

私のより略。

my

my: [12] My is simply a reduced form of mine, which used to be an adjective, but is now restricted almost entirely to pronoun use. At first it was used only before consonants (except h), but gradually from the 14th century it came to be used before all nouns, whatever their initial sound. The first record of its use as an exclamation (short, of course, for my goodness!, my word!, etc) comes from the early 18th century.
=> me, mine

my (pron.)

c. 1200, mi, reduced form of mine used before words beginning in consonants except h- (my father, but mine enemy), and from 14c. before all nouns. As interjection, by 1825, probably a shortened form of my God!

1. The vowel in words like " my "and "thigh "is not very difficult.

単語 my とthigh中の母音は発音しにくくありません。

2.' My 'is a possessive adjective.

my は、有格な形容詞です。

3.English has hurt me a thousand times，but I still regard it as my first love.

英語は私を何百回も傷つけて、私は初恋のように英語を待っています。

毎日一言

4.I feel it 's done me good to get it off my chest.

苦い水を吐くことが私に良いと感じています。

5.I was on my own and these fellows came along towards me.

私は一人で歩いていて、何人かの男が私に向かって歩いてきた。