What is the English meaning of the Spanish phrase De Donde Eres?

• A. Where are you from
• B. Who are you
• C. Where are you going
• D. What is your name

Answer: (A)

De dónde eres asks about your origin. De means from, dónde means where, and eres is the informal you form of ser, meaning "you are." Put together, the natural English rendering is Where are you from? This is about where someone comes from, their home region or country, not their name or where they’re going. The other options translate different questions—Who are you? would be ¿Quién eres?, Where are you going? would be ¿A dónde vas?, and What is your name? would be ¿Cómo te llamas? or ¿Cuál es tu nombre?