No. 14,427 in Spanish
vuestro
"Vuestro" means "your" (plural, belonging to all of you, informal in Spain).
In a sentence
¿Habéis terminado vuestro proyecto escolar?
Have you finished your school project?
The word 'vuestro' is used as a possessive pronoun referring to 'your' in plural, addressing a group informally in this context.
Vuestro perro es muy tranquilo.
Your dog is very calm.
Here, 'vuestro' acts as a possessive pronoun indicating ownership by a group addressed informally, describing the dog belonging to that group.
¿Cómo está vuestra familia?
How is your family?
In this sentence, 'vuestra' modifies 'familia', showing possession by the group referred to informally.
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