your
/jɔː/
Translation
Belonging to the person or people you are talking to.
Examples
Is bag?
"Your" asks if the bag belongs to you.
Wash hands before lunch.
"Your" means the hands that belong to you.
shoes.
Here "your" shows the shoes belong to the person you speak to.
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