Sentence 6
だれ です か。
¿Who is she?
interrogative だれ ＋ です ＋ か
- If you put “だれ” instead of the name, it becomes a sentence asking for someone’s identity. “だれ” corresponds to the question “who”. This kind of questioning is a set with the ending particle “か”.
- There is no problem when asking a third party, but using this expression directly to that person is a little rude. You should use “どちらさま” instead of “だれ” when you are asking directly at someone who they are.
Other examples
・かのじょ は だれ です か。
– ジョセリン です。
Who is it?
– That is Joselyn./(She) is Jocelyn.
・すみません、どちらさま ですか。
Excuse me, who are you ?
Vocabulary
| だれ （casual）〜 ですか。 どちらさま（formal）〜ですか。 | Who |
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