I can't use "which" when I speaking about people?

Am I right?

For example, you could say: "which of you ate the cake?".

Example, people, which have (done something or something else)..., People is monikko now. I should say "People, who have ..."

Maybe examble is not good, but still, when I mean "jotka" (ihmisistä)

ap

Enemmän kuin "joka" tuo which on "mikä".

Mikäs Tuksu siellä sönköttää?

And "speak" is not the correct verb in your sentence, also.

Juuri tuollaisten kakkosen kaltaisten ihmisten takia en uskalla edes yrittää puhua englantia. En edes täällä :(.

Ei ap

And "speak" is not the correct verb in your sentence, also.

I could also say "I cant use "which" when spaking about people" ap

Am I right?

For example, you could say: "which of you ate the cake?".

Juuri tuollaisten kakkosen kaltaisten ihmisten takia en uskalla edes yrittää puhua englantia. En edes täällä :(.

Ei ap

why should you even try to?! I am super annoyed by people trying to show here off with these lame postings - save them for the office or wherever you think you think you will be admired!

Juuri tuollaisten kakkosen kaltaisten ihmisten takia en uskalla edes yrittää puhua englantia. En edes täällä :(.

Ei ap

why should you even try to?! I am super annoyed by people trying to show here off with these lame postings - save them for the office or wherever you think you think you will be admired!

Am I right?

For example, you could say: "which of you ate the cake?".

Which ONE of you ate the cake.

And the correct word in the firts sentence is TALKING.