General Welcoming:
* Bienvenida/o: This is the most common and straightforward translation, meaning "welcome" in Spanish.
* Bienvenido: Used for a male recipient.
* Bienvenida: Used for a female recipient.
More informal or casual:
* ¡Hola!: A simple greeting, meaning "hello" in Spanish.
* ¡Qué bueno que llegaste!: This means "It's good that you arrived!"
* ¡Qué gusto verte!: This translates to "It's a pleasure to see you!"
Formal:
* Sean bienvenidos: This is a formal greeting used for multiple people.
* Le damos la bienvenida: This is a formal greeting used for one person, meaning "We welcome you."
Specific situations:
* ¡Bienvenido a [place name]!: This is used for welcoming someone to a specific place.
* ¡Bienvenido a la fiesta!: This is used for welcoming someone to a party.
Important Note: Chavacano is a creole language with many regional variations. The specific translation of "welcome" may vary slightly depending on the dialect used.
To get the most accurate translation, it's best to consider the context and specify the dialect of Chavacano you're interested in.