Where did you learn that
"A eso de" is a Spanish phrase that is used to mean "around" or "about" when talking about time. It is typically used to indicate an approximate time or moment.
It means: Where am I from? You are asking yourself what is your own origin or from what country are you.
"De donde es Jose" means "Where is Jose from" in Spanish.
"De donde son tus primos" means "Where are your cousins from?" in English.
It has some of this. Do you have any of this.
"adonde" means "to where".
"A eso de" is a Spanish phrase that is used to mean "around" or "about" when talking about time. It is typically used to indicate an approximate time or moment.
Where are you from?
It means: Where am I from? You are asking yourself what is your own origin or from what country are you.
"por ser de donde eres" means "because of where you are from"
"De donde es Jose" means "Where is Jose from" in Spanish.
The question is wrong in Spanish you say: "Donde vives?" or "De donde vienes?"
de donde eres = where are you from
apocode (?) un poco de = a little of/from donde eres = where you are
This means 'Forget about it'.
"De donde son tus primos" means "Where are your cousins from?" in English.
Nada means 'Nothing'. De donde eres? is the informal way of saying 'Where are you from?'