1. The difference in word meaning

You means: you, which is a nominative/accusative pronoun

Your means: your, which is an adjective Possessive pronouns

Yours means: your (someone/something) and is a possessive noun pronoun.

2. Differences in detailed word analysis

you

Phonetic symbols: British [ju] American [j?];

Interpretation: You; you; you; used with nouns and adjectives to address someone directly; generally refers to anyone

your

Phonetic symbols: British [j?(r)] American [j? r]?

Interpretation: det. your; your; your; (generally refers to) everyone's, people's; refers to a person or thing that is famous or often talked about

yours

Phonetic symbols: British [j?z] American [j?rz]?

Definition: pron. Yours; yours; yours; used before the signature at the end of a letter

adj. Your (our) (thing); the term used before signature at the end of the letter

3. Differences in bilingual application examples

You can be the nominative You or You , it can also be the accusative case You or You.

For example:

You are a teacher——You are a teacher

You are teachers——You are a teacher

Thank you.——Thank you very much.

Your is an adjective possessive pronoun and must be followed by a noun. It means "yours, yours".

For example:

Your book——your book

This is your pen——this is your pen

Yours also Expressing "Yours, Yours" is a noun possessive pronoun and cannot be followed by a noun. Your = your + noun.

For example: My pen is black and yours is red——My pen is black and yours is red.