Text original - Anglès - I am to hail from Ioannina

Guess it should be "I hail from Loanniha." right??

CC: lilian canale IanMegill2 Tantine

Hi handyy

You probably guessed right.

Its a really old fashioned way of saying "to come from". The verb "to hail" can also mean to call someone as in "to hail a cab" or "Hail Mary" or for when there is solid rain (hail) falling from the sky.

Bises
Tantine

Well, I have never heard the construction
"I am to hail from..."
I think we'll have to ask the proposer here!
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maliz, where did you read this?

Please write the words or sentences that came before and after this sentence, if there are any...

I thought it to be "I hail from (come from) Loannina/Greece.", but knowing what comes before and after it is better to know, of course!