Meaning
An exclamation used to greet someone who has arrived or joined.
Cultural Background
Americans are very casual with 'Welcome.' You will hear it in every shop you enter. The British use 'Welcome' but often pair it with 'You're very welcome' for thanks. Hospitality (Omotenashi) is key. 'Welcome' is a vital part of the service industry. Hospitality is a core value. Welcoming a guest is a sign of honor.
Smile!
Always smile when you say 'Welcome.' It makes the word sound much warmer.
Meaning
An exclamation used to greet someone who has arrived or joined.
Smile!
Always smile when you say 'Welcome.' It makes the word sound much warmer.
Test Yourself
Fill in the blank with the correct word.
_____ to our new home!
We use 'Welcome' to greet someone to a new place.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercises_____ to our new home!
We use 'Welcome' to greet someone to a new place.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsYes, it is very common and friendly.
Related Phrases
Welcome back
similarGreeting someone returning.
You're welcome
contrastResponse to thanks.
