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How do you in Italian are welcome?

"Welcome" in Italian can be expressed in a few ways, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* Benvenuti/Benvenuta/Benvenute: (plural, for multiple people)

* Benvenuto/Benvenuta: (singular, for one person)

* Bentornato/Bentornata/Bentornati/Bentornate: (Welcome back)

Informal:

* Ben arrivato/Ben arrivata/Ben arrivati/Ben arrivate: (Welcome, more casual)

* Ciao! (Hello, informal greeting that can also imply welcome)

Other:

* Siete i benvenuti! (You are welcome!) - A more emphatic way to welcome someone.

Example:

* "Benvenuti al nostro ristorante!" (Welcome to our restaurant!)

* "Benvenuto a casa!" (Welcome home!)

* "Ciao, come stai?" (Hello, how are you?) - This can also be used to welcome someone in a casual setting.

The best way to choose the right phrase depends on the situation and your relationship with the person you are welcoming.

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