How to talk about where you're from in English

Do you know how to talk about where you're from in English? Improve your English speaking skills with these useful expressions! Level: A1
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[@BritishCouncilEnglish]

It is @kaykhinekyaw1224!
Neil

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I like it and I want to studying language British but first one I need to learn a language and then I’ll be able to understand it in English.❤🙏

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The vocabulary in channel is clear and the phrases it's easy.
Thanks alot for your efforts.

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[@manuelgordillo520]

Where are your whereabouts In Glasglow? Is it a polite form teacher?

[@BritishCouncilEnglish]

Hi Manuel, not exactly! 'Where are your whereabouts' is not really possible. Whereabouts is a noun that means 'the place where someone or something is'. So we usually find it in sentences like 'police are trying to identify the whereabouts of the robbers' or 'Do you know the whereabouts of the nearest post office?' etc. So 'where are your whereabouts' doesn't really make sense. You could say 'Can you tell me your whereabouts in Glasgow?' We also sometimes use it as a question word in informal speaking - whereabouts are you?
Neil

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[@Ahmed7606.ahmed-]

Can I use it to my IELTS speaking test?

[@BritishCouncilEnglish]

Hi
@Ahmed7606.ahmed, absolutely! In part one of the speaking test you may be asked to talk about where you're from and other personal information, and you could certainly use this type of expression there.
Neil

[@Judi_A]

I was born in USA 🇺🇸 But I’m From England , What should I say then 😅😅😅

[@BritishCouncilEnglish]

Exactly that Judi!

[@Lilas_lilas]

Is the teacher from America? Please bring teachers with British standard accent

[@BritishCouncilEnglish]

Hi nac5959, please see my comments on your other post regarding this. Thanks!
Neil

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Wait, is she an egg fried rice lady?

[@BritishCouncilEnglish]

Hi @sailaohlainglin1059, yes! 🙂 But not 'an' - THE!
Neil

[@sailaohlainglin1059]

Thanks for fixing my mistake.