12014
How would you translate the following sentences? 1/ Check the identity of any
other person for whom you may have requested an extra card. 2/ She is the
person to whom I sent the documents.

I always struggle when I have to translate "for whom" or "to whom". On the
web, I found "添付ファイルを送る相手" to translate "person to whom one sends the
attachment". Is this translation acceptable ? If I am correct, this may also
mean "the person (or party) who sends the attachment". So I am really
confused.

Thank you very much for your help.
CC BY-SA 3.0
2013-05-20T09:22:44.837
11919
2013-05-30T11:53:33.550
3513
question
grammar translation
Translation of "for whom" or "to whom"
I think this falls into the area of appositives/relative clauses, as in the
example you gave, but you can be tricky and get a little more specificity out
of it:

送信した添付ファイルの宛先 <\- explicit

代わりに（代表として）カードを要求した本人<\- explicit>のアイデンティティを確認してください

I am confident in the first one, but you should bounce the second one off
someone else, too.
CC BY-SA 3.0
2013-05-30T11:53:33.550
12014
2013-05-30T11:53:33.550
3131
11919
answer