How to Say ‘Welcome among us.’ in French
Bienvenue parmi nous.
byan-vuh-NEW par-MEE noo
[byan-vuh-NEW par-MEE noo]
💬 Usage Tip: [Parmi] means "among" and is followed directly by a group word: [parmi nous], [parmi vous], [parmi mes collègues]. No extra word is needed before [nous].
🇫🇷 In France: [Bienvenue parmi nous] is warmer and more personal than a plain [Bienvenue]. At work it sounds like "welcome to the team," not overly formal.
Phrase Breakdown
Bienvenue
[byan-vuh-NEW]
welcome
A warm word used to greet someone joining a group or arriving somewhere.
À la fête, on me dit « Bienvenue parmi nous ».
At the party, they say to me, “Welcome among us.”
parmi
[par-MEE]
among
Used to mean 'among' or 'in the middle of' a group of people.
Dans « Bienvenue parmi nous », parmi montre l'idée d'intégrer le groupe.
In “Welcome among us,” parmi shows the idea of joining the group.
nous
[noo]
us
The stressed form of 'we/us', used after prepositions like parmi.
« Bienvenue parmi nous » veut dire que je suis accepté dans le groupe.
“Welcome among us” means that I am accepted into the group.
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