How do you say Welcomed in Brazilian language?

The most common way to say "welcomed" in Brazilian Portuguese is "bem-vindo" (for one person) or "bem-vindos" (for more than one person).

Here's how it breaks down:

* Bem: means "well" or "good"

* Vindo: means "coming"

So, "bem-vindo" literally translates to "well-coming," which is a way of saying "welcome."

Here are some examples of how to use it:

* "Bem-vindo à minha casa!" (Welcome to my house!)

* "Bem-vindos ao Brasil!" (Welcome to Brazil!)

* "Seja bem-vindo!" (Welcome!)

You can also use the more formal "seja bem-vindo/a" for a more polite and formal greeting.