Sentence examples of "Whom" in English with translation "qui"

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With whom are you talking? À qui parles-tu ?
With whom are you eating? Avec qui déjeunes-tu ?
With whom did you go? Avec qui êtes-vous allé ?
To whom it may concern: À qui de droit.
Whom are you speaking of? De qui parles-tu ?
To whom are you referring? À qui faites-vous allusion ?
With whom did you talk? Avec qui parlais-tu ?
By whom was this machine invented? Par qui a été inventée cette machine ?
Whom the gods love die young. Ceux qui sont bénis des dieux meurent jeunes.
By whom was this picture painted? Qui a peint ce tableau ?
For whom do the bells toll? Pour qui les cloches sonnent-elles ?
Whom did you visit yesterday afternoon? À qui as-tu rendu visite hier après-midi ?
By whom was the window broken? Par qui la fenêtre a-telle été cassée ?
To whom are you speaking, prankster? À qui parles-tu, farceur ?
By whom were these poems written? Par qui ont été écrits ces poèmes ?
By whom was this window broken? Par qui cette fenêtre a-t-elle été cassée ?
By whom was the island discovered? Par qui l'île a-t-elle été découverte ?
From whom did you learn that? De qui as-tu appris cela ?
To whom do I have the pleasure? À qui ai-je l'honneur?
To whom did you give the book? À qui as-tu donné le livre ?
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