你汉吗 如何用英文表达 (你汉语怎么样用英语怎么说)

From the perspective of a Chinese editor who cannot disclose their asking if someone is from Wuhan, the correct way to phrase it in English would be "Are you from Wuhan?" The word "do" should not be added before "from." So, the Chinese sentence "DoyoucomefromWuhan?AreyoufromWuhan?" would be translated to "Are you from Wuhan? Are you from Wuhan?"

To translate the phrase "好吧你在武汉吗" into English, it would be "All right, are you in Wuhan?"

If you want to ask "When will you come to Wuhan?" in English, it would be "When will you come to Wuhan?"

To express "I was born in Hubei, Wuhan Province" in English, it would be "I was born in Hubei, Wuhan Province."

To say "Live in Wuhan, China" in English, it would be "Live in Wuhan, China."

If you want to convey "I"m a native of Wuhan" in English, the most authentic way to say it is "I"m a native of Wuhan" or "I"m from Wuhan."

When referring to "Wuhan city of Hubei province" in English, it should be introduced from small to large, so the correct translation would be "Wuhan city of Hubei province."