How to Say ‘To welcome you’ in French
De vous accueillir
duh voo ah-kuy-eer
[duh voo ah-kuy-eer]
💬 Usage Tip: After [de], French often uses the plain verb form: [de vous accueillir] = "to welcome you." You will see the same pattern in [ravi de vous aider] and [heureux de vous voir].
Phrase Breakdown
De
[duh]
to
Here de introduces an infinitive phrase after ravis: delighted to welcome you.
De vous accueillir dans notre restaurant est un plaisir.
To welcome you to our restaurant is a pleasure.
vous
[voo]
you
An object pronoun meaning you.
De vous accueillir avec un service de voiturier est important pour nous.
Welcoming you with a valet service is important to us.
accueillir
[ah-kuy-eer]
to welcome
An infinitive verb meaning to welcome or receive guests.
Nous espérons vous accueillir dès votre arrivée au parking.
We hope to welcome you as soon as you arrive at the parking lot.
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