No. 376 in Italian
vostro
"Vostro" means "your" (plural, formal or informal) in English.
In a sentence
Questo è il vostro libro.
This is your book.
Here, 'vostro' is used as a possessive adjective to indicate that 'the book' belongs to 'you', plural.
È per colpa vostra che siamo in ritardo.
It is because of your fault that we are late.
In this example, 'vostra' emphasizes possession or responsibility attributed to 'you', plural.
La vostra partecipazione è fondamentale per il successo dell'evento.
Your participation is essential for the success of the event.
In this context, 'vostra' expresses that 'participation' belongs to 'you', plural, stressing involvement.
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