Questions & Answers about Ο στόχος μου είναι ξεκάθαρος.
Word by word:
- Ο – the (definite article, masculine singular, nominative)
- στόχος – goal, target, aim
- μου – my (unstressed possessive pronoun, literally "of me")
- είναι – is (3rd person singular of είμαι, to be)
- ξεκάθαρος – clear (in the sense of obvious, unambiguous)
So the structure is literally: “The goal my is clear.”, which in natural English is “My goal is clear.”
In Greek, the normal way to say “my X” is:
article + noun + possessive pronoun
→ ο στόχος μου (my goal)
→ το βιβλίο μου (my book)
→ η φίλη μου (my (female) friend)
The possessive pronoun (μου, σου, του, etc.) usually comes after the noun and the noun almost always keeps its definite article.
Putting μου before the noun (μου στόχος) is not standard modern Greek; you’ll only see similar patterns in very poetic or old-fashioned language with different pronouns.