Usage examples of "Whose" in English with translation to Italian

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Whose turn is it next? Di chi è il prossimo turno?
That girl whose hair is long is Judy. Quella ragazza i cui capelli sono lunghi è Judy.
Don't trust a man whose past you know nothing about. Non fidarti di un uomo di cui non sai nulla sul suo passato.
Whose house is across from yours? Di chi è la casa di fronte alla tua?
Tom knows a man whose daughter lives in Boston. Tom conosce un uomo la cui figlia vive a Boston.
Whose dog is playing with Tom? Di chi è il cane che sta giocando con Tom?
I found a bird whose wing was severely damaged. Ho trovato un uccello la cui ala era severamente danneggiata.
Whose image is on this stamp? Di chi è l'immagine su questo francobollo?
What is that building whose door is painted white? Cos'è quell'edificio la cui porta è dipinta di bianco?
Do you know whose car this is? Sai di chi è questa auto?
I have a friend whose father is a famous pianist. Ho un amico il cui padre è un famoso pianista.
Whose idea was it to fire Tom? Di chi è stata l'idea di licenziare Tom?
I saw a girl whose hair came down to her waist. Ho visto una ragazza i cui capelli arrivavano alla cintura.
Whose is the book on the desk? Di chi è il libro sulla scrivania?
This book is for students whose native language is not Japanese. Questo libro è per gli studenti la cui lingua nativa non è il giapponese.
"Whose sheep are these?" "They are mine." "Di chi sono queste pecore?" "Sono mie."
I have a friend whose father is the captain of a big ship. Ho un amico il cui padre è capitano di una grande nave.
"Whose chair is this?" "It is mine." "Di chi è questa sedia?" "È mia."
Tom knew a man whose father was a helicopter pilot during the Vietnam War. Tom conosceva un uomo il cui padre era un pilota di elicotteri durante la guerra del Vietnam.
"Whose needles are these?" "They are Nadya's." "Di chi sono questi aghi?" "Sono di Nadya."
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