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I move a lot so I usually just say the city that I most recently moved to the area from. If someone asks where I am originally from or is commenting on my accent then I will tell them my hometown
Depends. Online? I say that I live in Texas but grew up in Florida.
In Texas; I say I'm from Florida.
Out of Texas; I'll usually say Texas unless they specify where I grew up. If I'm up north, I might just simplify it and say "The South" so that covers all bases!
I'll always be from NYC even though I left 17 years ago. I had a concierge in Vegas ask where in NY I was from recently, and I replied with "I live in Colorado" but she responded with "Right, but where in NY are you from?" Oh well.
Now ask my wife where she's from and you're really in for it.
Depends. Online? I say that I live in Texas but grew up in Florida.
In Texas; I say I'm from Florida.
Out of Texas; I'll usually say Texas unless they specify where I grew up. If I'm up north, I might just simplify it and say "The South" so that covers all bases!
It depends on the situation. Sometimes I reply with where I have been living for the last several years. Other times, I say I am from all over as I grew in a few different countries and then spend time as well as worked in a couple of other countries as an adult. (I only lived in the city that I was born in for less than 3 years. So it isn't relevant to say that I am from there as I was too young to remember living there.)
I have lived in more than 25 states so I tell anyone who asks that I am from *almost* everywhere within the borders of
the USA.
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