What is this plant called?

Hard to tell without knowing how big the leaves are - also, is it a climber with aerial roots? There are a couple of possibilities if so,

Thank you for taking the time to look at my question. The leaves are about 2" long at present, they are quite thin and delicate looking, new leaves appear curled up (the one on the left) and glossy but are not as glossy when they open up. Because the plant was in a bit of a mess when I repotted it, it's hard to tell if it's a climber or not. I have given it a temporary support, decent compost and a drop of water to keep it going. It is now on a sunny windowsill and being observed daily. I hope to be able to keep it alive and make it healthy but would really like to know wat the name of the plant is.

It is only a guess - could it be a Philodendron? Watch for aerial roots, if it is. I've been through my houseplant book and nothing looks quite right. Sorry not to be able to identify it properly. Other suggestion was going to be a Caladium but their leaves are a lot bigger.

Thank you so much - I have looked into your two suggestions and you're right, it could be either. The leaves don't seem as thick as your suggestions though, maybe my friend's plant is just a young specimen?? I'll keep a close eye out for the aerial roots, although I haven't seen any sign of any yet. The stalk reminds me of a tender busy lizzie. Thanks again. Sarah

i think its a Philodendron but if it has been neglected the leaves could of grown thinly due to lack of food and light.