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How do you welcome in Tamil?

Here are some ways to say "welcome" in Tamil, depending on the situation and formality:

Formal:

* வணக்கம் (Vanakkam): This is the most common and polite greeting, used in formal settings. It literally means "greetings" but also functions as "hello" and "goodbye".

* நல்வரவு (Nalvaravu): This means "welcome" specifically and is used for welcoming someone to a place.

Informal:

* வாங்க (Vaanga): This means "come in" or "please come" and is a friendly way to welcome someone.

* சாரி (Saari): This means "welcome" and is a more casual and friendly way to greet someone.

Other options:

* நீங்க வந்ததுக்கு நன்றி (Neenga vandhathukku nanri): This means "thank you for coming" and is a polite way to express gratitude.

* இங்கே வந்ததுக்கு நன்றி (Inge vandhathukku nanri): This means "thank you for coming here" and is a specific way to welcome someone to a place.

Example:

* Formal: "நல்வரவு, இங்கே வந்ததுக்கு நன்றி" (Nalvaravu, inge vandhathukku nanri) - "Welcome, thank you for coming here."

* Informal: "வாங்க, சாரி" (Vaanga, Saari) - "Come in, welcome."

Remember that the best way to welcome someone in Tamil will depend on the context and your relationship with them.

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