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How do you say welcome in Danish?

There are a few ways to say "welcome" in Danish, depending on the context:

Formal:

* Velkommen: This is the most common and formal way to say "welcome."

* Velkommen til: This is the more literal translation of "welcome to."

Informal:

* Velkommen til: You can use the formal "Velkommen til" informally as well.

* Hils på: This translates to "say hello to" and can be used informally to welcome someone to a place or group.

Specific situations:

* Velkommen hjem: This means "welcome home."

* Velkommen tilbage: This means "welcome back."

* Velkommen ombord: This means "welcome aboard."

Remember that Danish pronunciation is different from English. The "v" in "velkommen" is pronounced like a "v" in English, but the "k" is pronounced like a "g" in "gem".

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