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what What should be the reply to "Where are you put up?" or "Where do you put up?". Do they both have same meaning?

what What should be the reply to "Where are you put up?" or "Where do you put up?". Do they both have same meaning?

Someone recently asked me "Where are you put up?".
I assumed that she was asking me about my place of residence.
Is this the correct way to ask someone where they are staying. Are there any other ways in which we can ask someone about their place?
PS: I am not a native speaker.

what should be the reply to "Where are you put up?".

Someone recently asked me "Where are you put up?".
I assumed that she was asking me about my place of residence.
Is this the correct way to ask someone where they are staying. Are there any other ways in which we can ask someone about their place?
PS: I am not a native speaker.

What should be the reply to "Where are you put up?" or "Where do you put up?". Do they both have same meaning?

Someone recently asked me "Where are you put up?".
I assumed that she was asking me about my place of residence.
Is this the correct way to ask someone where they are staying. Are there any other ways in which we can ask someone about their place?
PS: I am not a native speaker.

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what should be the reply to "Where are you put up?".

Someone recently asked me "Where are you put up?".
I assumed that she was asking me about my place of residence.
Is this the correct way to ask someone where they are staying. Are there any other ways in which we can ask someone about their place?
PS: I am not a native speaker.