"Where do you come from?" is a fixed expression used when meeting people to know their place of birth. "Where did you come from?" is not used for that purpose, though I suppose it could be without any problem. Instead, it is a question often used to know where a person or some people were just before showing up to the person who asks that question, as a result of surprise. The person who asks it did not expect to run into them. So, it is equivalent to "Where were you?" in the general context, without that surprise.

No, it does not, Gabriel. Please have the expression "as well" at the end of that sentence. 😊👍🏽

Here is a partner whom you will be able to practice Japanese with, I hope. ^/^

はじめまして、ジョンチューター! Jisho.orgによると、よく使われる言葉じゃありません。それも昔の言葉じゃありません。

Hello! I do not know the words "easygoing" and "genius" yet, but here is the other one: funny = 1 おかしい｜可笑しい｜okashii 2 面白い｜おもしろい｜omoshiroi 3 面白｜おもしろ｜omoshiro I hope I can help you out!

This is a very important and interesting teaching note, Seiko Sensei! 😊 So, here are my examples: 今　おこめが　すくないです。 There is not much (raw) rice left now. 母『はは』の　庭『にわ』に　たくさん　花が　あります。 There are lots of flowers in my mother's garden.