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我住在马尼拉 - Wǒ zhù zài Mǎnílā - I live in Manila.
Part of introducing myself is talking about where I live now.
我住在马尼拉 - Wǒ zhù zài Mǎnílā - I live in Manila.
or should I say,
我现在住在马尼拉 - Wǒ xiànzài zhù zài Mǎnílā
I now live in Manila.
Whenever I talk to someone on Skype, I'm always not sure if I'm saying it right.
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菲律宾人 - Fēilǜbīn rén - I'm from the Philippines. Is this how to say my nationality?
I've recently started studying how to introduce myself and my nationality, but the most common examples I get are:
美国人 Měiguǒrén "American"
我是中国人 Zhōngguórén "Chinese"
日本人 Rìběnrén "Japanese"
加拿大人 Jiā'nádàrén "Canadian"
I'm from the Philippines and the closest translation I can find is 菲律宾人 - Fēilǜbīn rén
我是菲律宾人吗？- Wǒ shì fēilǜbīn rén ma?
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你来自哪里? (nǐ láizì nǎlǐ?) - Is this be best way to ask about a person's nationality?
I'm trying to avoid being rude or racist when I speak to a native speaker. In English I would usually avoid asking "What's your nationality?" or "What country are you from?"
I've learned:
你来自哪里? - nǐ láizì nǎlǐ ? - Where are you from?
Are there other polite ways to ask about a person's nationality?
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