welcome in English: A warm word you say to someone who has just arrived, to show you are glad they are here. (interjection)

Translation

A warm word you say to someone who has just arrived, to show you are glad they are here.

Word origin

From Old English wilcuma, a wished-for guest, from wil (pleasure) and cuma (one who comes).

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"Welcome" greets someone who has just arrived.

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You add "to" and the place after "welcome".

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"You are welcome" is the normal answer to "thank you".

hi

A short, friendly word you say when you meet someone.

thank

To tell someone you are happy and grateful for what they did or gave you.

come

To move towards the person who is speaking, or to arrive at a place.

guest

A person you invite to your home or an event, or someone who stays at a hotel.

friend

A person you know well and like, who is not in your family.

visitor

A person who comes to see a place or another person for a short time.

anytime

At any time at all; it does not matter when.

greeting

Words or actions you use when you meet someone, like hello or a wave.

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