How to Say ‘Welcome.’ in Traditional Chinese
歡迎您們。
huān yíng nín men
[hwan-ying neen-men]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: [歡迎您們。] sounds warm and quite polite, the kind of thing staff might say to guests arriving with family or older relatives. In everyday speech, many people would simply say [歡迎] without the pronoun.
Phrase Breakdown
歡迎
huān yíng
[hwan-ying]
welcome
A polite greeting used by staff to warmly receive guests at a restaurant.
歡迎您們提前來電確認有沒有停車位。
You are welcome to call ahead to confirm whether there are parking spaces available.
您們
nín men
[neen-men]
you (plural, polite)
A respectful plural form of 'you,' used when speaking politely to multiple customers or guests.
歡迎您們今晚來用餐，我們有代客泊車服務。
Welcome to dine with us tonight; we have valet parking service.
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