"My newspaper"

Translation: Meu jornal

[Emmaaa2013]

in the case of "my newspaper" i will always be "MEU JORNAL" even though in the case of a woman, any question will be here, I am Brazilian

[OSUhUZp5]

O meu jornal is wrong?

[Paulenrique]

Also right.

[Pibolya]

What is the reason not using the definitive article in this case? Thanks!

[Paulenrique]

It's optional when you have possessive adjetives.

[santosh93]

When to use "minho" and "meu" for translating "my" of english

[r_i_l_e_y]

meu for masculine nouns, minha for feminine nouns. If unsure if masculine or feminine then use Google Translate to check. Eg type "the newspaper" and you will see it says "O jornal" meaning it is masculine and you would use "meu" instead of "minha".

As a rule if the noun ends in a "o" (like menino, gato, cachorro) then it is probably masculine, and if not then it is probably feminine. But there are exceptions to the rule.

(PS there is no such word as minho)

[WesleyAlcoforado]

There is no such word "minho". There's just "meu" for masculine words and "minha" for feminine words. Plural: meus, minhas.

[artemisiagondim]

I put folha which is used for newspaper and got it wrong

[LevyBarnes]

What's wrong with minha jornal?

[Paulenrique]

Jornal is a masculine noun, so you have to use "Meu".