Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• . Zilla: To who am I speaking please? Penny: (turns on her comm.) Ugh, this is Penny. Zilla: Aand, how can I help you?
• Dec 29, 2008 ... It doesn't serve a real distinctive purpose, if I said "to who am I speaking" you would still know what I meant, and fewer and fewer people use it ...
• Penny: (to Bug and Zilla directly) So wait
• Jan 5, 2014 ... "I wish I was able to talk in Italian" "Who am I talking to?" = "Who am I speaking with?" And just like speak, talk can be used as a sentence by ...
• I'm transferring you (to Dr. Jones) = I'm putting you through (to him) Who am I talking to?= Who am I speaking with please? How can I help you?= How may I ...

• To whom am I speaking? His brother, with whom he is very close, works for the same company. I was introduced to the artist, whom I was anxious to meet.
• If I feel like being formal (and if I lapse into my receptionist days) I'll say "To whom am I speaking?" which looks really awkward to say, and for ...
• Jul 28, 2015 ... To Whom Am I Speaking? Roger Maddy. SubscribeSubscribedUnsubscribe 228. Loading... Loading... Working... Add to ...
• Let's face it, whom can sound rather pretentious and stuffy, can't it? For example: To whom am I speaking? Whom am I speaking to? These sound very formal.