আপনার, তোমার, আপনাদের, আপনারা, তোমাদের, তোদের, তোমার, তোর
(1) Belonging to or associated with the person or people that the speaker is addressing.
(2) Belonging to or associated with any person in general.
(3) Used when addressing the holder of certain titles.
(1) So just leave your email address in your review if you want me to email you when I post.
(2) Carefully lower your eyes to look directly at the center dot and bring it into focus.
(3) One way to make lots of people see your weird movies is to get big names in your films.
(4) The only thing you ever had at eight in the morning was the tea your mum brought you.
(5) It was under your coat
(6) If you store your wine in a cold cellar or garage, bring it inside in plenty of time.
(7) She isn't your ordinary director
(8) I brought you to my house and took you home when your mom got back from searching for you.
(9) She is one of your chatty types
(10) On the inside of your right foot is the dark varicose patch which came up after the third baby.
(11) Your house is for sale
(12) It was a bit like watching one of your best friends being slowly beaten up by the school bully.
(13) The rest of your lives
(14) Only when your whole body is strong can you become a better and more efficient runner.
(15) He's your typical student
(16) Apparently letting your sister know the address of your blog is not such a good idea.
(17) Your house
(18) She spoke with your father
(19) I hope you will be able to take a few moments to read the following and to add your name to it.
(20) All you have to do is find a user name, decide on a password and give them your email address.
The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 15
Maybe <i>your</i> nickname should be "Brown Dynamite."
The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 22
Me going out with one of your friends?
Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 11
Well, there's your silver lining.
Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 3
You loved your family.
Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 3
You can stick your order up your bastard ass.
