Моя соседка тоже берёт свой велосипед и едет в парк.

My female neighbor also takes her bicycle and goes to the park.

Breakdown of Моя соседка тоже берёт свой велосипед и едет в парк.

• мой: my
• в: to
• парк: the park
• и: and

Questions & Answers about Моя соседка тоже берёт свой велосипед и едет в парк.

Why is it Моя соседка and not Мой соседка?

In Russian, possessive pronouns agree in gender, number, and case with the noun they modify.

• соседка is a feminine noun (it ends in -а and means female neighbor).
• Therefore you must use the feminine form моя (my) rather than the masculine мой.

So:

• моя соседка = my (female) neighbor
• мой сосед = my (male) neighbor

What exactly does соседка mean, and how is it different from сосед?

• сосед = neighbor (male)
• соседка = neighbor (female)

The suffix -ка is a common way to form a feminine noun from a masculine one.

Context decides what kind of neighbor you mean:

• someone who lives next door or in the same building
• a neighbor on a train, at a desk, in a dorm room, etc.

So моя соседка is specifically my female neighbor.

What does тоже mean here, and where can it go in the sentence?