"Your" is the usual word in everyday English.
"Your" and "thy" mean the same thing. "Thy" is obsolete. It was used in Elizabethan English. For example, is was used by Shakespeare, and it was used in the King James Bible.
You will still see it and hear it in poetry and classical literature, and when people are imitating Elizabethan English. Also, it is still used every day by a small number of people as a dialectal word.
But mostly, it just isn't used today.
"Your" is the usual word in everyday English."Your" and "thy" mean the same thing. "Thy" is obsolete. It was used in Elizabethan English. For example, is was used by Shakespeare, and it was used in the King James Bible.You will still see it and hear it in poetry and classical literature, and when people are imitating Elizabethan English. Also, it is still used every day by a small number of people as a dialectal word. But mostly, it just isn't used today.
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