How to Say ‘Welcome you’ in Traditional Chinese
歡迎你
huān yíng nǐ
[hwahn ying nee]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: In company introductions, 歡迎你 often does not mean a literal welcome at the door; it means "we'd be glad for you to..." or "you're very welcome to...." It sounds inviting and positive, especially when talking to candidates or visitors.
Phrase Breakdown
歡迎
huān yíng
[hwahn ying]
welcome
Used to warmly invite someone or make them feel accepted in a place or activity.
我們很歡迎你來了解公司文化。
We warmly welcome you to learn about the company culture.
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
Refers to the person being welcomed in this phrase.
活動現場很歡迎你提問。
At the event, you are very welcome to ask questions.
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