punctiuation problem

[shabani]

Hi all,
I wonder how to put commas in this senntece: "When the Spanish car driver who had lifted my suitcases earlier in my hotel ignored me I was a little scared"

Thanks.

[5jj]

"When the Spanish car driver who had lifted my suitcases earlier in my hotel ignored me I was a little scared"

With one comma, it means that we are talking about a particular suitcase-lifting driver. With three, we are giving a little more information about a particular Spanish driver. You try one, or both, of these versions, and we'll comment.

[shabani]

This is how I put it:
"When the Spanish car driver, who had lifted my suitcases earlier in my hotel, ignored me, I was a little scared"

[bhaisahab]

This is how I put it:
"When the Spanish car driver, who had lifted my suitcases earlier in my hotel, ignored me, I was a little scared"

It's a very unnatural sentence, I can't imagine any native speaker saying or writing it. I fail to see the point in you learning to punctuate such an unlikely sentence.
It would be much more natural as "I was a little scared when..."

[shabani]

Ok...I guess I'll have to rephrase that.