Do you know the difference between these two idiomatic phrases? Me too was searching for it today, and I got my answer. I am sharing the concept:
Use “a native of” when you’re talking about where a person was born, and is used as noun
for example: I am a native of Detroit.
Use “native to” when you’re talking about a category, characteristic, or species; and is used as adjective.
for example: Tigers are native to India.
Sources: Beat the gmat, Rajat’s SC Notes
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Great initiative, Gaurav. Kudos!