How to Say ‘Welcome’ in German
Willkommen
VIL-kom-men
[VIL-kom-men]
💬 Usage Tip: A warm word you will hear often. Easy to remember because it sounds a bit like "welcome" in feeling, not in form.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Neighbors may say this when someone new moves in, especially in smaller buildings.
Phrase Breakdown
Willkommen
[VIL-kom-men]
welcome
A friendly word used to greet someone arriving somewhere.
Willkommen in unserem Haus!
Welcome to our building!
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