I'm from here too.
Soy is used for nationality. I am from Spain
soy de... means: I am from... literally: "I am of..."
I am from here(abouts)
It means: Where am I from? You are asking yourself what is your own origin or from what country are you.
"Soy de" means "I am from" in English. It is used to indicate a person's place of origin or nationality.
The exact translation in English of "Yo tambien soy contento" is "I am also I am content." To have the sentence be correct in English as well as Spanish, it should be written as: Soy tambien contento "I am also content."
"Soy de México" means "I am from Mexico".
Too/also, and where are you from
Soy is used for nationality. I am from Spain
soy de... means: I am from... literally: "I am of..."
Yo soy de Portugal means 'I am from Portugal.'
i am from...
If by America you mean USA Soy de Estados unidos if you mean the continent soy de America
I am from here(abouts)
I am from Venezuela
It means: Where am I from? You are asking yourself what is your own origin or from what country are you.
No soy de Milano would translate into something along the lines of "I am not from Milano".