How to Say ‘You're welcome to come.’ in Simplified Chinese
欢迎您来。
huān yíng nín lái
[hwahn yeeng neen lye]
🇨🇳 In China: This is a friendly service phrase you might hear from restaurants after confirming a booking. It's warmer than a literal English '[welcome to come]' and simply means they'll be glad to receive you.
Phrase Breakdown
欢迎您
huān yíng nín
welcome you
A very polite and respectful way to welcome someone.
欢迎您下次再来。
Welcome to come again next time.
Words in this phrase
欢迎
huān yíng
[hwahn yeeng]
welcome
A friendly and polite expression to receive or invite a guest.
欢迎您来。我们有新套餐。
Welcome. We have a new set menu.
您
nín
[neen]
you (polite)
A respectful way to address the customer.
欢迎您来。我们有新套餐。
Welcome. We have a new set menu.
来
lái
[lye]
come
Used when inviting someone to visit or arrive.
欢迎您来。我们有新套餐。
Welcome. We have a new set menu.
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