Here are a few options, depending on the context and desired level of formality:
Formal:
* "Welcome" (pronounced "wel-kum" with a slight emphasis on the first syllable). This is the standard English word, commonly used in more formal situations.
Informal:
* "How do, mon!" This is a very common and friendly greeting used for both arrival and general conversation. "Mon" is a shortened form of "man" and is used as a term of address.
* "Welcome to da Bahamas, mon!" This is a common greeting for tourists, emphasizing the Bahamian location.
* "Welcome home!" This is used to welcome someone back to their home or community.
Other options:
* "Welcome back!"
* "Glad to see you!"
* "We're happy you're here!"
Remember, Bahamian Creole is a vibrant and diverse language, and these are just a few examples. The best way to learn is to listen and observe how Bahamians greet each other in different situations.