how do you say who are u in spanish?

Answer 1

Okay, your question seems a little confusing but here's just what I'm guessing you might mean:
-Who are you (asking on the phone when caller hasn't identified self) : Quien es?
-Who are you (as in what is your name): Cómo te llamas? or formally: Cómo se llama usted?
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I think the confusing part lines in the framing of your question. Do you mean how do you ask the person or did you mean how do you say who you are? Which would be as above Me llamo (I am)

Answer 2

"Who are you?" may variously be:

1-"¿Quién eres?"
2-"¿Quién sos?"
3-"¿Quién es usted?"
4-"¿Quiénes sois?"
5-"¿Quiénes son ustedes?"

The difference between 1 and 2, is that 2 is used only in certain regions of South and Central America, but not in others.

Alternative 3 is used only when you want to be formal. That's roughly (and with MANY exceptions) when you'd address a person by Mr. or Mrs. X. If that's the kind of person you're addressing, you need to be formal, and you'd use question 3.

And 4 and 5 are for the plural "you". The difference is that 4 is used only if a) you are in Spain AND b) all the people you're addressing are in informal terms with you. If either case doesn't apply, or if neither applies, then use 5.

Answer 3

Quien Espera Usted

Answer 4

Quien eres?

Answer 5

Hola, Mi nombre es hasfam28. http://translate.google.com/translate_t

Answer 6

y tu quien eres?

Answer 7

Mi nombre es (your name here).

Answer 8

quien es?

Answer 9

so simple feeling in you ma ind and you got a getting

Answer 10

como estas?