Informal greetings:
* "Morning!" (pronounced "mawnin'") - This is a common greeting throughout the day, even in the afternoon.
* "Good day!" - Another common greeting, particularly in the afternoon or evening.
* "Good evening!" - Used after sunset.
* "How are you?" - A friendly greeting, often followed by "I'm fine, thanks."
More formal greetings:
* "Good morning" - More formal than "morning".
* "Good afternoon" - More formal than "good day".
* "Good evening" - More formal than "good evening".
* "How do you do?" - A very formal greeting, typically used for special occasions or when meeting someone for the first time.
Specific greetings for welcoming someone:
* "Welcome to Grenada!"
* "Welcome to our island!"
* "Welcome home!" (often used for tourists visiting Grenada, as the locals feel a sense of welcoming visitors as if they are coming home)
It's important to note that Grenadians are very friendly and welcoming people. They often use a variety of expressions and gestures to show their hospitality, such as a warm smile, a handshake, or a hug.