How to Say ‘Yours’ in French
La tienne
lah tyehn
[lah tyehn]
💬 Usage Tip: [Le tien], [la tienne], [les tiens], [les tiennes] all mean "yours," but they change to match the thing being talked about. Here it's [la tienne] because [journée] is feminine.
Phrase Breakdown
La
[lah]
Yours
Refers to a possession belonging to you.
Ma voiture est plus rapide que la tienne.
My car is faster than yours.
tienne
[tyehn]
Yours
Used to denote possession.
Mon avis est différent du tien ou de la tienne.
My opinion is different from yours.
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