Formal:
* خوش آمدید (khush āmadid): This is the most formal and polite way to say "welcome," similar to "Welcome" in English.
* به خوشی (be khushi): This translates to "with happiness" and is also a formal way to express welcome.
Informal:
* حُشّو (hussho): This is a casual and friendly way to say "welcome."
* خوش آمدید (khush āmadid): This can also be used informally, but with a slightly more respectful tone than "hussho."
Other options:
* آئی وڑت (ā'ī vṛat): This literally means "come in" and is a casual way to invite someone in.
* آئی وڑیت (ā'ī vṛ'it): This is a more formal version of "ā'ī vṛat."
Note: Balochi has several dialects, so there might be slight variations in pronunciation and word usage.
It's always a good idea to check with a native Balochi speaker for the most appropriate way to say "welcome" in a specific situation.