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How do you say welcome in assamese?

There are several ways to say "welcome" in Assamese, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* আপুনি স্বাগতম (Aapuni swagatam) - This is the most formal way to say welcome, literally meaning "You are welcome".

* স্বাগতম (Swagatam) - This is a shorter and still formal way to say welcome.

Informal:

* আহিব (Ahib) - This literally means "Come in" and is used as a casual welcome.

* সূচি (Suci) - This is a more colloquial way to say welcome, literally meaning "welcome".

* অভিনন্দন (Abhinandan) - This means "congratulations" but can also be used as a casual welcome.

Other options:

* আপুনি আহিব (Aapuni ahib) - "You come in". This is a polite and informal way to welcome someone.

* আহিব, সুখে থাকিব (Ahib, sukhe thakibo) - "Come in, be happy". This is a friendly and welcoming phrase.

The best choice for you will depend on the specific situation.

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