"Where are you from" or "where have you been" or else?
Which expression should I use if I see my neighbour coming back and want to ask where does he come back from?
Many thanks~
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"Where have you been?" is the question you might use in this situation. Note, though, that this might not be a very polite or common question if you don't know the person well.
"Where are you from?" is a question about nationality. I would answer, "I'm Australian".
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"Where are you coming from?" is your question. Your other two questions ask about different things.
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