Question

با کی داری حرف میزنی؟؟

 

Answer 1

Whom are you talking to?

To whom are you talking?

Comments

IS there any diffrence between American English and British English in using these phrase??

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As far as I know the difference is mostly about formal/informal rather than American/British.

To whom... is very formal

whom... formal

who are you talking to... Grammatically incorrect but widely used in informal ENGLISH (no distinction can be made between British/American in this case)

 

However it is worth pointing out that Americans also use the preposition "with" after talk (based on the situation) but British always uses "to".

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it's my pleasure to have your Yahoo ID and fb account...

let me add u...

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Again Agree with Sarah. That's right; ending a sentence with 

preposition is grammatically wrong. So in formal English tests like in IELTS etc you are not supposed to use it this way.

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"Whom" is very formal and not used in every day English. Also, it's inappropriate to use a preposition at the beginning of a sentence.

Answer 2

who's that you'r talking to??