What is Who in Spanish

What is Who in Spanish

What is who in Spanish?. Who is the word that is used as a question and subject pronoun when we ask about someone and also represents a possessive pronoun with its variation like ‘whose’ and an object pronoun ‘whom’.

What is Who in Spanish

How do you say ‘Who in Spanish’?

This word is a subject pronoun translated in the Spanish language as: ‘¿quién?’.

‘Who’ is similar to “he,” “she”, ‘they” and “we”. You can use “who” to ask which person performs an action.

Conversation:

Marta: Pedro, ¿quién está ahí? | Pedro, who is there?

Pedro: Es Ana | Is Ana.

Sentences with the word who in Spanish

¿Quién es el responsable de todo esto?Who is responsible for all this?
Mira a ver quién está ahí.Look to see who is there.
Pero durante este tiempo, ¿quién estaba sentado en el trono?But during this time, who was sitting on the throne?
¿Y quién es la otra mitad de tu pareja?And who is the other half of your partner?
Ahora, ¿quién de nosotros puede hacer tu vida más incómoda?Now, who among us can make your life more uncomfortable?
Como el hombre dijo, ¿quién quiere comprar un libro?Like the man said, who wants to buy a book?
Más control sobre quién puede hacer qué con cada pregunta.More control over who can do what with each question.
En otras palabras, ¿quién podrá saber o entender estas cosas?In other words, who will be able to know or understand these things?
Ahora sabes quién está actuando bajo ese seudónimo.Now you know who is acting under that pseudonym.
No hay forma de saber quién estaba en esa habitación.There is no way of knowing who was in that room.
Si alguien le hizo esto, descubran quién.If someone did this to him, find out who.
Demostró exactamente quién es.He showed exactly who he is.
Bien, entonces, ¿quién está al otro lado de la puerta?Okay, so who’s on the other side of the door?
Cuando alguien se escapa con un cheque, ¿sabes quién paga?When someone runs away with a check, do you know who pays?
Dígame, por favor, ¿quién es el prisionero de esta celda?Tell me, please, who is the prisoner in this cell?
¿Sabes quién es el más inteligente?Do you know who is the smartest?
Vale, ¿quién de esta habitación no ha realizado esta acción?Okay, who in this room hasn’t performed this action?
Ellos están tratando de averiguar quién era.They are trying to find out who he was.
Existen cuatro enmiendas a la Constitución sobre quién puede votar.There are four amendments to the Constitution on who can vote.
Pero un año o dos de ahora, quién sabe.But a year or two from now, who knows.
Entonces, ¿quién es el responsable de esta crisis actual?So who is responsible for this current crisis?
Así que debes saber algo sobre quién amañó la elección.So you must know something about who rigged the election.
Pero quiero decir, ¿quién conoce el agua mejor que él?But I mean, who knows the water better than him?
Y esta vez, veremos quién tiene razón sobre todo esto.And this time, we will see who is right about all this.
¿Quién sabe la verdad?Who knows the truth?
Tienes que decirme quién está detrás de todo esto.You have to tell me who is behind all this.
Quiero decir, ¿quién no querría cinco minutos con el presidente?I mean, who wouldn’t want five minutes with the president?
La gente tiene una cierta imagen de quién es importante.People have a certain image of who is important.
Y la respuesta variaría dependiendo de a quién le pregunte.And the answer would vary depending on who you ask.
¿A quién le importa cuánto dinero tenemos hoy o mañana?Who cares how much money we have today or tomorrow?

When to use ‘Whom’?

This word is an object pronoun and is translated as: ‘¿a quién?’ or ‘¿para quién?’.

 ‘Whom’ is similar to “him,” “her” and “us” You can use ‘whom’ to ask which person is the one receiving an action.

¿Para quién vas a cocinar?Whom are you going to cook for?
¿A quién vas a llamar?Whom are you going to call?

When to use ‘Whose’?

This word is a possessive pronoun and is translated in the Spanish language as: ‘¿de quién?’ .

Whose is similar to “his,” “her” and “our.” You can use ‘whose’ to find out who owns something.

¿De quién es esta bolsa de aquí?Whose bag is this here?
¿De quién es el carro con alarma?Whose car with alarm is it?

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