/vɔtʁ/
Translation
your (second-person plural and formal singular possessive)
Word origin
From Latin vester ('your', second-person plural possessive), from vos ('you', plural). The unstressed Latin form gave Old French vostre, later votre.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- vester
Examples
reservation .
Your reservation is confirmed for Friday.
aujourd'hui.
Thank you for your patience and your help today.
- ?
Is your coffee ready?
, ' ?
What is your telephone number, please?
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Your son plays the piano very well.
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