It is likely that you are seeing a shortened form of the phrase "c'est ton", which means "it's yours" in English.
Example:
* French: C'est ton livre.
* English: It's your book.
Let me know if you have another phrase you'd like translated!
It is likely that you are seeing a shortened form of the phrase "c'est ton", which means "it's yours" in English.
Example:
* French: C'est ton livre.
* English: It's your book.
Let me know if you have another phrase you'd like translated!