How to Say βWelcome.β in French
Bienvenue.
byan-vuh-NYOO
[byan-vuh-NYOO]
π¬ Usage Tip: A single-word welcome. Pronounced roughly bee-ahn-vuh-new. The final e is not strongly pronounced.
π«π· In France: You'll often see bienvenue on school signs, hotel doors, and public places in France.
Phrase Breakdown
Bienvenue
[byan-vuh-NYOO]
welcome
Used to welcome someone warmly to a place or group.
Bienvenue dans notre classe !
Welcome to our classroom!
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