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whom am i speaking to vs who am i speaking to

Both phrases are commonly used, but 'Who am I speaking to?' is more commonly used in everyday conversation. 'Whom am I speaking to?' is technically correct but sounds more formal and less natural in casual settings.

Last updated: March 22, 2024 • 6199 views

whom am i speaking to

This phrase is technically correct but less commonly used in everyday conversation.

This phrase is correct when using 'whom' as the object pronoun in a question. It is more formal and less common in casual settings.
  • Fine. - To whom am I speaking?
  • The room of Jean-Dominique Bauby.' With whom am I speaking?
  • Am I speaking to Detective James Gordon?
  • Am I speaking to Julie Mulligan? -Yes.
  • Am I speaking to Mr. Ou Ka-ming?
  • Yes, am I speaking to Mr. Dinsmore?
  • Who am I speaking to here?
  • Excuse me, am I speaking to Australia Post, Yeperenye shopping centre, 13 Cactus Street, Alice Springs?
  • Who am I speaking to? (rustles papers)
  • Am I speaking to Mr. Niccolò Farra?
  • Am I speaking to the chief of the Department of Homicide?
  • Am I speaking with an engaged man?
  • Then who am I speaking with?
  • Am I speaking with Sam's father?
  • Am I speaking with Admiral Ackbar?
  • Or am I speaking too softly?
  • Am I speaking with Mr. James Midier?
  • Am I speaking with Mr. Pincus?
  • Hello? Am I speaking with FBI?
  • Please. I want to know who am I speaking with!

Alternatives:

  • To whom am I speaking?
  • With whom am I speaking?
  • To whom are you speaking?
  • With whom are you speaking?

who am i speaking to

This phrase is commonly used in everyday conversation.

This phrase is correct when using 'who' as the subject pronoun in a question. It is more commonly used in casual settings.
  • Then, who am I speaking to?
  • Who am I speaking to here?
  • Who am I speaking to and why are you calling?
  • Who am I speaking to?
  • Yes? Who am I speaking to?
  • Who am I speaking to now?
  • Now... who am I speaking to?
  • Who am I speaking to, please?
  • Who am I speaking to?
  • Now, who am I speaking to?
  • Excellent, and who am I speaking to?
  • Who am I speaking to? don't hang up.
  • Who am I speaking to, please?
  • SECURITY OPERATOR: Who am I speaking to?
  • Mr. Messina asks, "Who am I speaking to, please?"
  • Who am I speaking to?
  • Who am I speaking to now?
  • Who - who am I speaking to?
  • Who am I speaking to?
  • Who am I speaking to?

Alternatives:

  • Who is this?
  • Who are you speaking to?
  • Who are you talking to?
  • Who is on the line?

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