quien
/ˈkjen/, [ˈkjẽn]who
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Quien algo quiere, algo le cuesta.
No pain, no gain.
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Tom es a quien Mary encontró el otro día.
Tom is the man Mary met the other day.
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Nosotros escribimos esto en honor de San Patricio, a quien se le acredita el haber traído el Evangelio de Jesucristo a una de las culturas más paganas de su era.
We write this in honor of Saint Patrick, who is credited with bringing the Gospel of Jesus Christ to one of the most pagan cultures of his day.
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No te cases con alguien, con quien puedas vivir - cásate con la persona, sin la cual no puedas vivir.
You don't marry someone you can live with — you marry the person whom you cannot live without.
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Sé quien se hizo daño.
I know who got hurt.
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Quien no tiene objetivos en la vida vive sólo para morir.
One who has no goals in life, lives only to die.
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¡Es usted quien no entiende!
It is you who doesn't understand!
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Quien busca, encuentra.
Those who search, find.
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Me siento tan solo que quiero alguien con quien hablar.
I feel so lonely that I want someone to talk with.
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Nunca he conocido a nadie a quien yo ame tanto como te amo a ti.
I've never met someone that I love as much as I love you.
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Puedes darle el libro a quien sea que lo quiera.
You may give the book to whoever wants it.
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Mary no tiene a nadie con quien hablar, pero no se siente sola.
Mary has nobody to talk with, but she doesn't feel lonely.
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Mi hermana quedó embarazada de un hombre casado quien no va a dejar su esposa por ella.
My sister got knocked up by a married man who's not going to leave his wife for her.
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Mientras tengas a alguien a quien amar desde el corazón, tienes una fuerza alentadora y puedes encarar al mundo entero.
As long as you have someone you love from the heart, you have a motivating force and you can face the entire world.
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Quien se daña su nariz se daña su cara.
Who hurts his nose, also hurts his face.
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Llevaré a cabo mi plan, sea quien sea que se oponga.
Whoever may oppose my plan, I will carry it out nonetheless.
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A quien madruga Dios le ayuda.
The early bird catches the worm.
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Tom no tenía nadie a quien acudir que le ayude.
Tom had no one to turn to for help.
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Yo pienso que es necesario para los niños tener alguien con quien jugar.
I think it necessary for children to have something to play with.
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Tu puedes invitar a quien quieras.
You can invite any person you like.
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