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What does kangei mean in Japanese?

"Kangei" (歓迎) in Japanese means "welcome" or "to welcome". It expresses a warm and enthusiastic reception of someone or something.

Here are some examples of how it's used:

* Kangei-shimasu. (歓迎します) - "We welcome you."

* Kangei-no-kai. (歓迎の会) - "Welcome party."

* Kangei-suru. (歓迎する) - "To welcome"

* Kangei-no-kotoba. (歓迎の言葉) - "Words of welcome."

"Kangei" is a formal and polite expression, often used in official settings or when addressing someone of higher status.

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