tuo
your
The Italian word 'tuo' is used in the same parallels as the English word 'your'. It refers to a specific person or thing that belongs to one or more people. However, because Italian is a language with gender and plurality considerations, you may also see 'tua', 'tuoi', and 'tue' depending on the gender and plurality of the noun this word modifies.
Example sentences using: tuo
Questo è il tuo libro
This is your book
This sentence is a usage of 'tuo' in a possessive sense. Here, 'tuo' is used to indicate that the book belongs to the person to whom the speaker is talking.
Tuo padre è molto gentile
Your father is very kind
In this sentence, 'tuo' is again used in the possessive sense. It shows that the father, who is a kind person, belongs to the person to whom the speaker is talking.
Dove è la tua penna?
Where is your pen?
This sentence is a question where 'tua' is used as a possessive pronoun for a feminine noun. The speaker is asking the listener about the whereabouts of their pen.