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Also: Is this yours, Tom?
I don't think it can mean "Is this Tom?"
> What if you're pointing at a picture of someone?
If you're pointing at a picture and ask これトムの？, that would usually mean "Does this picture belong to Tom/you?"
If you're pointing at, say, a computer in a picture, the question would mean "Is this computer Tom's/yours?"
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