When someone asks "Where are you from?" they are usually asking about your place of origin, like your hometown, state, or country. It could be a way for them to start a conversation or to understand more about your background. This question can also help them to understand your cultural or linguistic background. How do you usually respond when someone asks you where are you from? And do you think this question can sometimes be sensitive depending on the context?
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