Who Meaning in English
word
/ˈhu/
HOO
/hˈuː/
HOO
释义
Used to ask about the person or people that perform an action or to identify someone.
用法与细微差别
Common in questions about identity or subject of action. Formal and informal use. Often confused with 'whom' in formal English, but 'who' is widely acceptable in spoken language. Used as a subject pronoun, not object.
Spanish: quiénPortuguese (BR): quemPortuguese (PT): quemChinese (Simplified): 谁Chinese (Traditional): 誰Hindi: कौनArabic: منBengali: কেRussian: ктоJapanese: だれVietnamese: aiKorean: 누구Turkish: kimUrdu: کونIndonesian: siapa
例句
Who is at the door?
basic
Do you know who called me?
basic
Who wants to come with me?
basic
I don’t know who that man was.
natural
Who told you that secret?
natural
Who wants to join the team?
natural