yours.

listen to the pronunciation of yours.
English - Turkish
saygılarımla
seninki

Seninki gibi aynı gömleği aldım. - I bought the same shirt as yours.

Kimin evi seninkinin karşısında? - Whose house is opposite to yours?

sizlerinki
yours truly hürmetle
ben

Benim görüşüm seninkine benzer. - My opinion is similar to yours.

Kendini benim yerime koy. - Put yourself in my place.

senin

O, senin bir arkadaşın mı? - Is he a friend of yours?

Senin bu iş planı neredeyse çok iyimser görünüyor. Bütün söyleyebileceğim onun bir boş hayalden daha fazlası olduğunu ummamdır. - This business plan of yours seems almost too optimistic. All I can say is I hope it's more than just wishful thinking.

sizin

O bakımdan benim görüşüm sizinkinden farklıdır. - In that respect, my opinion differs from yours.

Kaoru, şimdiye kadar en iyi tepki sizinki - büyük ödülü kazanırsınız. - Kaoru, yours is the best reaction so far - you win the grand prize.

sizinki

Bizim okulumuz sizinkiyle aynı büyüklükte değildir. - Our school was not the same size as yours.

Sizinki gibi öyle iyi bir kamera alamam. - I can't afford such a good camera as yours.

sizinkiler

Bir kaleme ihtiyacım var. Sizinkilerden birini kullanabilir miyim? - I need a pencil. Can I use one of yours?

Bizim çocuklar okulda; sizinkiler nerede? - Our children are at school; where are yours?

seninkiler

Bunlar benim çoraplarım mı yoksa seninkiler mi? - Are these my socks or yours?

Bunlar benim ayakkabılarım ve şunlar seninkiler. - These are my shoes and those are yours.

English - English
urs
your's
yrs
yourn
That which belongs to you; the possessive second person pronoun used without a following noun

It’s all yours.

Written at the end of a letter, before the signature

Yours sincerely, Yours faithfully, Yours, Sincerely yours.

Yours is the second person possessive pronoun. Yours can refer to one or more people
People write yours, yours sincerely, or yours faithfully at the end of a letter before they sign their name. With best regards, Yours, George Yours faithfully, Michael Moore, London Business School yours truly: see truly
A speaker or writer uses yours to refer to something that belongs or relates to the person or people that they are talking or writing to. I'll take my coat upstairs. Shall I take yours, Roberta? I believe Paul was a friend of yours If yours is a high-stress job, it is important that you learn how to cope
pron. belonging to you
See the Note under Your
pronoun thine 1
yours.

    Hyphenation

    yours

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