Questions & Answers about У моей сестры красивые кудри.
Russian usually expresses possession with the pattern у + genitive + possessed thing.
So:
- У моей сестры красивые кудри.
- literally: At my sister [there are] beautiful curls
- natural English: My sister has beautiful curls.
Russian does have the verb иметь (to have), but for ordinary possession it is often less natural and can sound formal or bookish. So у моей сестры... is the normal everyday way to say it.
Because the preposition у requires the genitive case.
The base form is:
- моя сестра = my sister
After у, both words change to genitive:
- моя → моей
- сестра → сестры
So:
- у моей сестры = at my sister / my sister has