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Meaning of welcome in different language?

Here are some common ways to say "welcome" in different languages:

European Languages:

* Spanish: Bienvenido (masculine), Bienvenida (feminine), Bienvenidos (plural)

* French: Bienvenue (formal/plural), Bienvenue à toi (informal/singular)

* Italian: Benvenuto (masculine), Benvenuta (feminine), Benvenuti (plural)

* German: Willkommen

* Portuguese: Bem-vindo (masculine), Bem-vinda (feminine), Bem-vindos (plural)

* Russian: Добро пожаловать (Dobro pozhalovat)

* Polish: Witaj (informal), Witamy (formal)

* Dutch: Welkom

* Swedish: Välkommen

* Danish: Velkommen

* Finnish: Tervetuloa

* Hungarian: Üdvözöllek (informal), Üdvözlöm (formal)

Asian Languages:

* Japanese: ようこそ (yōkoso)

* Chinese (Mandarin): 欢迎 (huānyíng)

* Korean: 환영합니다 (hwaneonghamnida)

* Hindi: स्वागत है (swagat hai)

* Thai: ยินดีต้อนรับ (yin di ton rap)

* Vietnamese: Chào mừng bạn (informal), Chào mừng quý vị (formal)

Other Languages:

* Arabic: أهلاً وسهلاً (ahlan wa sahlan)

* Hebrew: ברוך הבא (brukh ha-ba)

* Turkish: Hoş geldiniz

* Greek: Καλώς ήρθατε (kalos irthate)

Important Notes:

* Some languages have different forms depending on the gender of the person being welcomed.

* Some languages have different levels of formality. For example, in French, "Bienvenue" is formal, while "Bienvenue à toi" is informal.

* The best way to learn how to say "welcome" in a specific language is to ask a native speaker or consult a reliable language learning resource.

I hope this helps!

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