How to Say ‘To visit / to patronize a shop’ in Simplified Chinese
光临
guāng lín
[gwahng-lin]
💬 Usage Tip: 光临 is a polite, honoring word for someone coming to your place, used by businesses about customers, never about yourself. You'd just say 来 "come" for your own visits.
Phrase Breakdown
光临
guāng lín
[gwahng-lin]
to honor with your presence; to visit
A polite hospitality word meaning 'to come/visit' as a guest.
欢迎您和家人光临本店。
You and your family are welcome to visit our restaurant.
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