"my juice"
Translation:мой сок
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How do you distinguish й from и when you write in latin letters? I wrote "moy sok" and I had a typo in my answer. But if I write "moi sok", for me it would mean that it is written with и and not й.
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Why don't you type in Cyrillic? Latin transliteration seems to be an unnecessary complication.
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I did not want to change my keyboard, because I was afraid of different layout. But I did so now, and it seems quite intutive, so thanks.
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For anyone who can't use Cyrillic (I don't know how easy it is to get on mobile): 'Й' is more commonly transliterated as 'J' in the Roman alphabet (which also helps you to remember that 'Й' is treated as a consonant in Russian, hence more likely to be masculine) while 'Ы' is more commonly transliterated as 'Y' (always a vowel in Russian as well as a lot of other languages).
Why should't 'my juice' be 'Мой сока'? Is generative different from 'possessive'
Suffice to say, it makes no sense. However, I may help if you elaborate on how you came up with "мой сока"
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You're right! How did I come to this conclusion - I don't know myself. ;-)
