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Which of these sentences are correct who am i speaking with and talking to?

The correct sentence is "Who am I speaking with?"

Here's why:

* "Who am I speaking with?" is the standard, grammatically correct way to ask who you are talking to.

* "Talking to" is less formal and might sound slightly awkward in this context. While you could technically use it, "speaking with" is generally preferred for a more professional and polite tone.

Here's an example of how you might use both in conversation:

* Formal: "Excuse me, who am I speaking with?"

* Informal: "Hey, who am I talking to?"

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