"I am talking with whom?"

Translation: Je parle avec qui ?

[dapetras]

is "avec qui je parle" correct?

[gumburger]

yes, not sure if duolingo would accept it though

[danieltomazzoni]

Can someone explain to me why is "Est-ce que je parle avec qui?" wrong? Merci!

[percyflage]

Not really, but "avec qui est ce que je parle" is counted as correct.

[marter]

^^

[elegakuiskaaja]

"Est-ce que je parle..." can be translated "Is it that I am talking.."

[crazydex]

What's wrong with "Je suis parle avec qui?"

[rem-bert]

Two finite verbs in the same sentence cannot be. To use 'suis' you could maybe choose for the present participle of parler: Je suis en train de parler avec qui? So, in this case 'am' is translated with 'suis en train de' followed by the verb.
At least, that's how I've understood this part of the French grammar.

[elambard]

i think "à qui je parle" could be taken as correct answer

[antlane]

here you speak, he hear, only.

[Bostonvaulter]

Is there a possible conjugation inverse version of this? Something like "qui parle-je avec"

[miggymint]

Why can't I use "Je dis avec qui?"

[lyd.crim]

I think "je dis" is "I say" instead of "I speak" ("je parle") you might want to double check that though

[lyd.crim]

I said "je parle avec qui" and it accepted that!

[cdeloy]

So when do you use quoi/qui?

[BruceStebn]

qui is who/whom and quoi is what

[GregHullender]

Why is "À qui est-ce que je parle" wrong?