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What are the phraisology to use when welcoming?

Welcoming Phrases:

Here are some phrases you can use to welcome someone, categorized by formality and situation:

Formal:

* Greetings:

* Welcome aboard!

* Welcome to [place/event/company].

* It's a pleasure to welcome you here today.

* We are delighted to have you join us.

* We are honored to have you with us.

* Introductions:

* Please allow me to introduce myself.

* Let me introduce you to...

* Offers:

* Please, make yourself comfortable.

* Can I offer you something to drink?

* Would you like me to show you around?

Informal:

* Greetings:

* Hey, welcome!

* Glad to see you!

* It's great to have you here!

* Welcome back!

* Good to see you again!

* Introductions:

* This is [name].

* You already know [name].

* Offers:

* Make yourself at home.

* Help yourself to [food/drink].

* Let me know if you need anything.

Specific Situations:

* Business Meetings:

* Welcome, everyone.

* Good morning/afternoon, everyone.

* Thanks for coming.

* Parties:

* Welcome to the party!

* Thanks for coming out tonight.

* Have a great time!

* Social Events:

* Welcome, welcome!

* It's so nice to see you!

* Glad you could make it.

* Travel:

* Welcome to [city/country]!

* I hope you have a wonderful time.

Adding Personal Touch:

* Use the person's name: "Welcome, John, it's great to have you here!"

* Show genuine enthusiasm: "I'm so excited you're here!"

* Refer to the event or reason for the gathering: "Welcome to our company picnic, everyone!"

* Offer specific information: "Welcome to the conference! We have a packed agenda today."

Remember to adjust your language and tone to the situation and your relationship with the person you're welcoming.

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