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"out of" just means "from" in many cases, you can switch them and be understood even if it may sound weird. The parent is an example, here's another: Where are
by Uberphallus 8y ago
"out of" just means "from" in many cases, you can switch them and be understood even if it may sound weird. The parent is an example, here's another:
Where are you from? / Where are you out of?