How do you say who me in French?

You can't directly translate "who me?" into French. It's not a common phrase in French, and it doesn't make grammatical sense.

Here's why:

* "Who" in French: The French word for "who" is "qui."

* "Me" in French: The French word for "me" is "moi."

To understand what you're trying to convey, we need context. Here are some ways to translate "who me?" depending on the situation:

1. Expressing surprise or disbelief:

* "Moi?" (Is it me?)

* "C'est moi?" (It's me?)

* "C'est vraiment moi?" (Is it really me?)

2. Asking for clarification:

* "Qui, moi?" (Who, me?)

* "Tu parles de moi?" (Are you talking about me?)

* "C'est à moi?" (Is it for me?)

3. Emphasizing yourself as the subject:

* "C'est moi qui..." (It's me who...)

* "Moi, je..." (Me, I...)

Example:

* English: "Who me? I'm not going to the party!"

* French: "Moi? Je ne vais pas à la fête!"

Please provide more context for a more accurate translation.