"Who are you looking at?"

Translation: Hvem kigger du på?

[alex570bc]

Is proper Danish grammar like English, in that properly you'd write, På hvem kigger du?

[deactivated user]

No. Your sentence is technically correct, but it would only ever be used to make a poem rhyme or something like that.

[alex570bc]

Thank you.

[MaeveTS]

Funny question this, because thr English grammar is incorrect! It should be whom, not who.

[ElliottPet4]

Or even "At whom are you looking?"

[NicholasPa38063]

Should be: "Whom are you looking at?".

[DavidSued]

Would this be used by someone looking for a fight in the same way the English sentence might?

[GnterSchap]

Every time I read this (english) question, virtually "my stomach turns inside out", because I never would express that this way. I always need "Whom are you looking at?". Are my english knowledges so outdated and obsolete?

[sarahclarinet70]

At whom are you looking.

[Joragval]

Why kigger and not Søger? Somebody please

[DragonNights]

"søger" means "seeking", they are not interchangeable.