Where are you from?

Where are you from? English is: Where are you from?

Where are you from? English can also be expressed as:

1, that's where you came from;

2. Where are you from?

Where are you from?

The English for "you" is: you;

The English for "cong" is: from；;

The English for "where" is: where.

So, to sum up, "Where are you from" means: Where are you from.

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How to answer "Where are you from?";

For example, I met a kind foreign old man on the Bund in Shanghai and went up to strike up a conversation. After exchanging names, foreigners ask you, "Where are you from?" Your answer may be "I am from Ningbo (or any second-tier city in China)."

If that's all, your answer is no, because for foreigners who are not familiar with China, your answer is like an American saying "I'm from Portland".

I come from Ningbo, a coastal city in the east of Zhejiang Province, which is famous for its seafood. -that is appositive+clause.

I come from Ningbo, a coastal city in eastern Zhejiang. I am famous for seafood.