No. 15,598 in German
wen
"Whom" (accusative form of "wer," meaning "who").
In a sentence
Wen hast du gestern im Park gesehen?
Who did you see in the park yesterday?
The word 'wen' is used here as the accusative interrogative pronoun to inquire about the direct object of the action 'hast gesehen'.
Ich weiß nicht, wen ich noch fragen soll.
I don't know who I should ask.
The word 'wen' is applied as the accusative form of 'wer' ('who') to denote the potential direct object of the action 'fragen'.
Wen suchen Ihre Kinder am Strand?
Whom are your children looking for on the beach?
In this sentence, 'wen' identifies the person sought by 'Ihre Kinder,' serving as the direct object of the verb 'suchen'.
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