"hometown" and "home village"
If my birth place is a village(not in town),what should I call it,"hometown" or "home village"?I am a little confused……
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A village is a town, so 'hometown' is fine.
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both are ok , but home village is more vivid.
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In America the smallest hamlet to the largest city is a 'hometown'. Even New York City would be a person's 'hometown.' As well, hometown may not mean the town you were born in. It usually means the town you grew up in.
If you want to be specific I would say, "I was born/grew up in a village called x." Then give its location relevant to a larger city in the area.
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