your / you're

Possessiv / Kurzform/jɔː(r)/ · /jʊə(r)/ 🔊 anhören

your und you're klingen gleich, sind aber verschieden. Regel: your = dein/deine (Possessiv), you're = Kurzform von you are. Test: Wenn „you are“ passt → you're.

📖 Bedeutungen

1your = dein / deine (Possessiv)
"Is this your phone?" — (Possessiv)
2you're = you are
"You're so funny." — (you are)
3Test: Wenn 'you are' passt → you're
"You're late. (You are late.)" — (you are)

🔄 Oft verwechselt

your vs you're →its vs it's →to vs too →

💬 Merkhilfen

you're = you areyour = dein/deineYou're welcome (gern geschehen)
❓ Was ist richtig? „___ my best friend.“