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Is it your welcome or you're welcome?

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you're welcome

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You're welcome or your welcome?
"You're" is short for "You Are" ... so "you're welcome" is quite correct "Your" is possessive term ... "it is your bike" ... not "your welcome" .
Which is correct you're welcome or your welcome?
you are welcome [your'e welcome ]
What is the proper spelling of 'your welcome' or 'you're welcome'?
you're welcome, the apostrophe is an a, which is you are welcome, your is a possessive pronoun and shows somebody owns something, like this is your car
Is it you're welcome or you're welcomed?
You're welcome
Is your welcome or you're welcome?
you're welcome, because your refers to possesion. you're is short for you are. you are welcome. You are welcome--You're welcome.