Is it your welcome or you're welcome?
By rlockheart25
@rlockheart25 (103)
Philippines
January 5, 2010 4:50pm CST
The most common reply when someone said Thank You is ~~~ Your welcome or You're welcome? Hmmmm
1 response
@maezee (41988)
• United States
5 Jan 10
I would say "You're" is the correct way of doing it, but I'm not an English teacher, so I guess I don't know for sure. 
. "You're" makes more sense to me, because it's just like saying a shorter version of "You ARE welcome". Whereas "your" just means.. something that you possess;own. "Your" welcome in that sense wouldn't make grammatical sense, would it?
. "You're" makes more sense to me, because it's just like saying a shorter version of "You ARE welcome". Whereas "your" just means.. something that you possess;own. "Your" welcome in that sense wouldn't make grammatical sense, would it? @rlockheart25 (103)
• Philippines
5 Jan 10
grammatically you are right! It should be "You're welcome"...its so simple yet it confuses us sometimes. :D
