"Is it yours?"
Translation:È tuo?
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the pronoun doesn't follow the gender of whose ever it is, it follows the gender of the object being described. Also you didn't include the definite article.
This comments area seems to be for several different questions, some of them multiple choice. The question i got was "Translate the following question into Italian: Is it yours?" I got 5 words to pick from, four of them different forms of "you", the fifth one was È.
Duo, how, with no prior guidance, was i supposed to answer this correctly, much less without basically guessing (having first discounted the plural, of course)?
I've not learned anything from this question, since you dont supply a reason why "tue" was incorrect or "tuo" was correct.
I would say this, I was having a tough time for a bit with this whole section and thought about skipping it, but if you're really in this to learn the language you definitely shouldnt skip any hard or confusing parts, you should spend EVEN MORE time learning it. Itll click, but if it doesnt yet you probably shouldnt move on to even harder/more confusing content.
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I agree with Valete. Additionally I will add other italian grammar sites use capitals when they wish to state the formal "your (of Lei) il Suo, la Sua, i Suoi, le Sue http://italian.about.com/library/fare/blfare132a.htm
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I put "È tuo?" & was accepted. Was it wrong? Or both "È tuo?" & "È il tuo?" are correct?
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If you try to find the answer in the google ttranslate,you never find !!! I think i will quit !!! But I don't think anyone cares!!!