How to Say ‘Thanks for coming!’ in Traditional Chinese
謝謝光臨！
xiè xiè guāng lín
[shyeh shyeh guānglín]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This is the shop's goodbye line, paired with 歡迎光臨 when you arrive. Customers don't say it; a 謝謝 or 掰掰 back is natural.
Phrase Breakdown
謝謝
xiè xiè
[shyeh shyeh]
thank you
A basic and common expression for thanking someone politely.
真的謝謝你來接我。
Thank you so much for coming to pick me up.
光臨
guāng lín
[guānglín]
to visit (honorific); your presence
A polite word for a customer coming to a shop; used when thanking them.
感謝您的光臨。
Thank you for your visit.
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