Do you know where I come from?

You mentioned earlier that you're from Amsterdam. How can I help you today?... more

You mentioned earlier that you're from Amsterdam. How can I help you today?
Your sentence is correct, but it might sound a bit formal or unusual depending on the context.
If you want a more natural or conversational phrasing, you could say:
- "Do you know where I'm from?"
- "Do you know where I come from originally?"
Tips:
- Use "I'm from" for casual conversations about origin.
- Use "I come from" when emphasizing the place of origin in a slightly more formal or narrative context.
Both are correct; choose based on how formal or conversational you want to be.