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Στη is the combination (contraction) of the preposition σε (in / at) and the feminine definite article τη(ν) (the).
- σε + τη(ν) = στη(ν)
- So Στη γειτονιά μου literally = In the neighborhood of me → In my neighborhood.
In speech, Greeks almost always use the contracted form (στο, στη, στον, στην, etc.), and in writing this contraction is also standard.
In Greek, possessive pronouns like μου (my) usually go after the noun:
- η γειτονιά μου = my neighborhood (literally the neighborhood my)
This post‑position is the normal pattern for the unstressed possessive pronouns:
- μου = my
- σου = your (singular)
- του / της / του = his / her / its
- μας = our
- σας = your (plural / polite)
- τους = their
Putting μου before the noun (e.g. μου γειτονιά) is either wrong or would sound poetic/very marked in modern standard Greek.