How to Say ‘We look forward to welcoming you and your family.’ in Simplified Chinese
欢迎您和家人光临。
huān yíng nín hé jiā rén guāng lín
[hwahn-ying neen huh jyah-ren gwahng-lin]
🇨🇳 In China: [光临] is a polite service word used by businesses to customers, especially in messages or formal spoken service. It sounds warmer and more professional than something you'd usually say to friends or equals.
Phrase Breakdown
欢迎
huān yíng
[hwahn-ying]
welcome
Used to warmly receive or invite guests.
欢迎您和家人下次再来。
You and your family are welcome to come again next time.
您和家人
nín hé jiā rén
you and your family
Refers politely to the guest and their family members.
祝您和家人快乐。
Wishing you and your family happiness.
Words in this phrase
您
nín
[neen]
you (polite)
A respectful form of 'you' commonly used in hospitality.
欢迎您提前告知特殊要求。
You are welcome to inform us of special requests in advance.
和
hé
[huh]
and
Links two nouns, here connecting 'you' and 'family.'
您和家人都可以选择清淡口味。
You and your family can all choose a light flavor.
家人
jiā rén
[jyah-ren]
family members
Refers to the people in your family.
欢迎您和家人一起来庆祝生日。
You and your family are welcome to come celebrate a birthday together.
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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