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who, whom (referring to a person) [gwoup adv.]Kreyòl : ki moun
English : who, whom (referring to a person)
Français : qui (se référant à une personne)
Español : quién (refiriéndose a una persona)
Português : quem (referindo-se a uma pessoa)
a scoundrel person; a dishonest person, person with potbelly, big gut; bum, no-count person; poor quality, person-to-person transmission, slovenly person, immoral or unscrupulous person; coward, type, type of person , worthless person, insignificant person, grimace, For whom is this flower bouquet?, hot , month , my dear (lady) :Ex : Are you referring to someone dear to you, like a lady?, of whom, referring, referring to, seten , Sex (referring to gender in forms, web, notices and publications, to whom, for who, whom, whose, whom, for who? Ex.: Whose bike is this?, with whom you are dealing.
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