"Моя шапка там."

Translation: My hat is there.

[fug1tivus]

шапка should be translated as "cap", "hat" is капелюх

[deactivated user]

I’d use «кепка» for 'cap'.

For me, шапка is usually softer, doesn’t have a rigid form and is often knited. Шапка is usually only worn in winter:

Капелюх has a rigid cylindrical form and brims. Капелюх can be worn in all times of the year (a sombrero is a form of капелюх which is worn in summer). Here's an example:

And кепка, which comes from the English ‘cap’, has a relatively rigid half-spherical form and can have a visor, and is usually only worn in summer: Here’s an example: