What's the correct way to say someone about your waiting?
"I'm waiting you"
I'm waiting for you"?
I'm waiting to you"?
I am not sure if I should use prepositionals, and if I should which of them is the correct one.
Prepositions – I’m Waiting You or I’m Waiting For/To You?
prepositions
Best Answer
"Wait" almost always takes "for" for its object, so "I'm waiting for you".
It can also take "until" with a finite clause: "I'm waiting until you come".
You occasionally hear "waiting on" but (apart from its use to mean "attend to people eating") that is dialect or technical.