"where are you from"
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Where are you from
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updated Apr 14, 2011
posted by cjniaaa
Welcome to the forum! - renaerules, Mar 26, 2011
Please use correct punctuation, spelling and grammar as this is a teaching and learning ste and people are learning from your example - FELIZ77, Mar 26, 2011
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Saying that in some parts of the USA will get you killed: be careful.
updated Apr 14, 2011
posted by lorenzo9
who are you talking to? - dewclaw, Mar 26, 2011
The original poster. "Where are you from?" is a gang banger challenge, and gangs identifywith their neighborhoods. - lorenzo9, Mar 27, 2011
I am sure that is true in some places /parts of USA - FELIZ77, Apr 14, 2011
Thats true. - Rey_Mysterio, Apr 14, 2011
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Ireland
updated Apr 14, 2011
posted by rabbitwho
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The correct answer is "¿De donde eres?"(familiar) or "¿De donde es usted?"(formal).
Translation engines are not always correct, so please double check translations! That is why this great forum is here!
Hope this helped!
updated Mar 27, 2011
posted by renaerules
"dónde" :) - Deanski, Mar 27, 2011
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We have a pretty good translation tool for that. Click on the translation tab at the top and type it in the box.
updated Mar 26, 2011
posted by Leatha
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Irlanda. 
updated Apr 14, 2011
posted by fi123
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de donde esta usted
updated Mar 26, 2011
posted by donald1
Estar is used to show location but when it comes to where somebody is from we use ser. - EL_MAG0, Mar 26, 2011
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Yo soy de Mississauga, Canadá. ¿Y tú? ¿De donde eres?
updated Mar 26, 2011
posted by somefish
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Please make it clear whether you are asking for help in translating this phrase or simply asking where people are from? 
updated Mar 26, 2011
posted by FELIZ77
