Usages of dare
その 書類 の 表紙 に 名前 を 書かない と、 だれ の もの か 分かりません。sono syorui no hyousi ni namae wo kakanai to, dare no mono ka wakarimasen.
If you do not write your name on the cover of the document, we will not know whose it is.
だれ と 駅 前 の カフェ で 話します か。dare to eki mae no kafe de hanasimasu ka.
Who do you talk with at the café in front of the station?
封筒 の 差出人 の 名前 を 見れば、 だれ から の 手紙 か すぐ 分かります。huutou no sasidasinin no namae wo mireba, dare kara no tegami ka sugu wakarimasu.
If you look at the sender's name on the envelope, you can quickly tell who the letter is from.
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