Then we have the informal singular word for yours, and if you look closely, you'll see that they're
the same as mine, except for the M in Mia and mine changes to a T, so we get Latin, Latin, Latin
and Latin.
So how would you say in French the book is yours.
Livre.
Le Livre.
The car is yours.
Lavoisier's.
A Latin.
Lavoisier.
A Latin.
The books are yours.
Leave Ros-Lehtinen.
The cars are yours.
LeVert You're only ten.
I think that is yours.
Japan's solution.
Japan's solution?
I've lost my key.
So can I take yours?
Jeopardy!
Actually, don't put you in jeopardy.
Matt Clay, don't push it in.
There is a coffee there.
Is it yours or mine?
Ilya and Camilla Eskew.
Solution.
William Young.
Ilya and Camilla Eskew.
Solution.
William Young.