Where(am) you ___(bear)? I__(am)__(bear) in__(your country).

- Where were you born? I was born in Brazil.

Explanation:

To ask about someone's place of birth in English, we use the verb "to be" plus the past participle form of "bear", which is "born". The question is, of course, usually asked in the past. The verb "to be" is conjugated according to the person of speech we refer to to. For example:

- Where were you born? - We were born in Cape Verde.

- Where was she born? - She was born in Thailand.

In the sentence we are completing here, the subject of the question is "you", and the subject of the answer is "I". A possible way to complete it is the following:

- Where were you born? I was born in Brazil.

NOTE: Remember to use the country where you were really born instead of Brazil.

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