Formal:
* Aloha kakahiaka: This is the most common way to say "good morning" and "welcome" in a formal setting.
* Aloha awakea: This is the formal way to say "good afternoon" and "welcome."
* Aloha ahiahi: This is the formal way to say "good evening" and "welcome."
Informal:
* Aloha: This is the most common way to say "hello," "goodbye," and "welcome" in a casual setting.
* E komo mai: This literally translates to "come in" and is often used to welcome someone into a home or place.
* E ʻoluʻolu mai: This means "please come in" and is a more polite way to say "welcome."
Other options:
* Hauʻoli e hiki mai ana: This means "happy to have you here."
* Maikaʻi loa e hiki mai ana: This means "it's great to have you here."
The best way to say "welcome" in Hawaiian depends on the situation and your relationship with the person you're greeting.