Examples of using "Nereli" in a sentence and their english translations:
From where is he?
- Where do babies come from?
- Whence come babies?
Where is Laurie from?
Where's this from?
Where are they from?
Where is everybody from?
Where does your friend come from?
- Where's Tom from?
- Where is Tom from?
I know where I come from.
Where are those people from?
I don't know where you come from.
"Where are your uncles from?" "Japan."
"What nationality are your cousins?" "Maltese."
"Where are our cousins?" "Australia."
"What nationality are our cousins?" "Maltese."
- "What country are your relatives from?" "Germany."
- "What are your relatives' nationality?" "German."
What nationality are our relatives? Portuguese.
"What nationality are your friends?" "Norwegian."
"Where are his friends from?" "Spain."
"What nationality are your teachers?" "Canadian."
What nationality are your teachers? Hungarians.
"What nationality are your neighbours?" "Finnish."
- "What nationality are your siblings?" "Paraguayan."
- "What nationality are your brothers?" "Paraguayan."
"What is your grandparents' nationality?" "Ethiopian."
"What is our aunts' nationality?" "Chinese."
"Of what nationality are your teachers?" - "Scottish.”
"What nationality are your grandparents?" "Slovak."
"What is your grandparents' nationality?" "Latvian."
"What nationality are your cousins?" "Maltese."
- "Where is she from?" "I think she's from Finland."
- "Where is she from?" "Finland, I guess."
"Where are your doctors from?" "Syria."
I don't know where he comes from.
I know where he comes from.
I don't care where you're from.
I don't know where they're from.
I don't know where Tom is from.
I asked Tom where he's from.
Tell me where you come from.
I asked the stranger where he was from.
- "What nationality is his family?" "Ukrainian."
- "What nationality is her family?" "Ukrainian."
"What nationality are his neighbors?" "Italian."
"What nationality are his neighbors?" "Greek."
"What nationality are his neighbors?" "French."
"What nationality are his neighbors?" "German."
"What nationality are his neighbors?" "Irish."
"What nationality are his neighbors?" "Ethiopian."
"What nationality are his neighbors?" "Finnish."
"What nationality are his neighbors?" "Malaysian."
"What nationality are your grandmothers?" "Chinese."
"Where is their grandpa from?" "Libya."
It matters little where he is from.
It doesn't matter where he comes from.
Do you know where Tom is from?
We weren't told where he came from.
I want to know where Tom comes from.
Don't let them know where you're from.
Tom asked Mary where she was from.
I'm not sure where Tom is from.
I wonder where Tom is from.
Tom doesn't know where Mary comes from.
Have you told Tom where you're from?
Do you know where Tom is from?
Tom didn't know where Mary came from.
Tom didn't know where Mary was from.
Tom asked me where I was from.
Tom asked me where Mary was from.
I can't tell you where this is from because I don't know.
I don't know where you're from, and neither does he.
- Tell me who you are and where you're from.
- Tell me who you are and where you come from.
No one knows exactly where Tom is from.
You can often tell where a person comes from by the way he speaks.
They asked me what my name was, where I came from, and why I had come.
Tom didn't say anything about where he'd come from.