vuestras
“vuestras” means “your” in Spanish (Possession by a group of people (you all), referring to feminine plural items.).
your
Also: yours
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¿Dónde están vuestras mochilas?
A1Where are your (plural, feminine) backpacks?
Estas ideas son vuestras, no nuestras.
A2These ideas are yours (plural), not ours.
Vuestras casas están cerca de la costa.
A2Your (plural) houses are near the coast.
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Quick Quiz: vuestras
Question 1 of 1
Which sentence correctly uses 'vuestras'?
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📚 Etymology▼
Comes from the Old Spanish word 'vuestro,' which itself evolved from the Latin word *voster*, meaning 'your.' It shows a clear connection to the 'vosotros' form, which developed over time.
First recorded: Medieval period (circa 13th century)
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Frequently Asked Questions
If I am learning Latin American Spanish, should I use 'vuestras'?
No. In nearly all of Latin America, the 'vosotros' form is not used. Instead of 'vuestras,' you should use 'sus' to mean 'your' (referring to a group of people).
How do I know if I should use 'vuestras' or 'vuestros'?
Look at the object being owned. If the object is feminine plural (like 'mesas' or 'camisetas'), use 'vuestras'. If the object is masculine plural (like 'perros' or 'juegos'), use 'vuestros'.