Where someone is from, where someone is from. Said in English

Someone be from someplace.

Someone is **人: someone be **人.

In English it means: in someone's shoes or in someone else's shoes or in someone'S place or stead as explained below:

idioms

in someone's shoes

also, in someone else's shoes; in someone's place or stead. acting for another person or experiencing something as another person might; in another's position or situation. for example, if you were in my shoes, would you ask the new secretary for a date?

or in your shoes i wouldn't accept the offer, or can you go to the theater in my place? or he was speaking in her stead. the idioms alluding to shoes, with their image of stepping into someone's shoes, date from about 1700 and are generally used in a conditional clause beginning with if.

stead, dating from the 1300s, and place, from the 1500s, are used more loosely. also see fill someone's shoes; put someone in his or her place; take someone's place.

There are 4 types, as follows.

1、where do you come from？

2、where are you from？

3、where you are from？

4、where are you coming from？

Vocabulary:

Almost all Germanic etymological vocabulary (including all basic words, such as pronouns, conjunctions, etc.) is relatively short and less formal. Derived from French or Latin.

The word usually stands for more elegance or professionalism, showing greater knowledge. But too much use of Old Latin etymology can be seen as pretentious or ostentatious, and too much use of Germanic etymology can be seen as vulgar, uneducated, and inferior. George Orwell

article "Politics and English".

This is well illustrated.

When it comes to choosing words, English speakers can often look at synonyms from Germanic, French, and Old Latin**.

For example, "sight" (Denmark.

sigte) and "vision" (French vision), "freedom" (French fridom) and "liberty" (French liberte). There are subtle differences between these synonyms, and users are free to choose combinations to express different points of view.

There are at least two ways to say it: where am ifrom?or where do i from?

There are two ways to say it:

be from/come from

i am from washington.I'm from Washington.

i come from washington.I'm from Washington.

There are two main expressions in English, "I'm from." One is the be verb + preposition from is said to be i am from, and the other is the subject i followed by the verb phrase come from.

"I'm from" in English is:

1、i am from china.

2. i come from china.

I'm from **, which translates in English as: where do i come from?

Hope it helps.

I'm from ****? This sentence is expressed in English and can be i comes from ....Or i am from....

I'm from ****? There can be two ways to translate it, which is where do i come from? where am i from？

I'm from ****? In English, it can be expressed like this:

where am i from?

where do i come from?It's usually a self-question when you're lost in a strange place.

Which country are you from in English to say is:

where are you （come）from?Or which country are you from?

These two sentences both indicate which country you are from, among which country is more obvious, and where is more extensive, you can ask the country, city, etc., according to the situation to ask the question.

Spoken English to express the country and nationality of the inquiry:

what's your nationality?What nationality are you?

what's your motherland?Where is your homeland?

are you a native chinese?Are you a native Chinese?

what's the capital of your country?Where is the capital of your country?

Hello, so to speak: hello, where are you from?What country are you from?

Which nationality are you from English who can say: where are you come from?

What nationality are you from which English can be translated as: where do you come from?

what country are you from?What country are you from.

Special attention here is to use what, not which.

When I ask about the class, I also use what.

Example sentence what class are you in?What class are you in?

Which nationality are you from, and the question in English is that you are from**?

where are you from?

Which nationality are you translates to what's your nationality in English

What country are you from.

what country are you come from?

what country are you from?

Both are fine. Be from and come from are both from. meaning.

"What nationality are you? "In English, it is said:

where are you from?Or where do you come from?

Hope it helps.

Which nationality are you from that can be said in English:

where are you from?

What nationality are you from, how do you say it in English? what nationality are you

where are you from? It's where I'm from.

who is there?there, an English word, mainly used as an adverb, noun, interjection, when used as an adverb means "there; Over there; At that point", when used as a noun it means "that place" and when used as an interjection it means "you see".

Bilingual example sentences:1、without you, there would be no me.

Without you, I wouldn't be where I am today.

2、then i begin from there.

And then I'll go from there.

3、i go there by ship.

I'm going there by steamer.

who's there。there

English [ e (r)] American [ er]advOver there; Thither; From there.

pron.Indicates the presence (in conjunction with be).

n.that place; That little bit.

Grammar: there is used as an adverb to indicate the spatial position "there", which means "there" when used in conjunction with a static verb, and "to go there" when used in conjunction with a dynamic verb. There can only be postposed when used as an adjective.

When using an exclamation sentence that begins with there, the predicate verb usually does not use the present continuous tense, but in the simple present tense, and if the subject is a noun or noun phrase, the sentence must be inverted; If the subject is a personal pronoun, the sentence should not be inverted.

They come from English in **: wherearetheyfrom?

They come from, so to speak: wherearetheyfrom? or wheredotheycomefrom?

Example sentence: wherearetheyfrom? ——theyarefromchina.

Yes i'mfrom...or icomefrom....Example sentence 1 – whereareyoufrom?

i'mfromchina.Example sentence 2 – whereareyoucomefrom? ——icomefromengland.

Example sentence 3 – whichcountryareyoufrom? ——italy.Example sentence 4 – whichcityareyoufrom?

shanghai.。

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1. English: where does he come from?

2. where: English [we (r)], American [wer] 3, adv**；At**; Over there; Arrive**; In what case; (after the words used to denote a place or situation) in that (place), to that (place); in the place; In that case;

4、conj.At**; places; At**; case;

5、pron.Place; Location**;

6. [Example sentence] right then, where do you want the table to go?Well, you're going to put the table on the **?

7. [Other] plural: wheres

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What country are you from? What are the different ways to say it in English?

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What is your job?

what do you do？