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Malaysia flagIzuddin Salehin
Nota prima Ego arborem altam habeo. Arbor mea multa folia habet. Arboris meae folia viridia sunt. Arbor mea alta est. Ergo, eius radix in terra longa magnaque est.

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Nota prima

Ego arborUM  altUm habeo. Arbor MECUM  multa folia habet. Arboris mIHI folia viridia sunt. Arbor meCUM alta est. Ergo, eius radix in terra longa magnaque est.


https://es.glosbe.com/la/es/mihi 


ARBOR in latin is masculine noun. 

ALTUS in latin is masculin noun too.  

See this link. 

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I believe, that in Latin genitives usually come after what they "own", so "Folia arboris meae viridia sunt", but what you wrote isn't wrong either.

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