0
Kunsusuki Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

British way of welcoming

Hi everybody! I'm looking for some utterances of welcoming that are used by British people.Thank you in advance
  

Top answer

In a bar in the States, I once met a British chap start a conversation with, "Hello. " At first I wondered if looked ill or something. "

— Philip

  • In a bar in the States, I once met a British chap start a conversation with, "Hello.
  • " At first I wondered if looked ill or something.
  • "
Free · every Monday

Get the Weekly English Kit 📬

New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.

6 Answers
0
In a bar in the States, I once met a British chap start a conversation with, "Hello. Are you alright?" At first I wondered if looked ill or something. Apparently, his question simply meant, "How are you?"
0
0
Welcome.
Welcome to London / the Palace hotel, etc.
It's nice/lovely to see you. (if you know the person).

What is the context in which you are wanting to welcome someone?
0
0
lol, that also happened to me once with a different dialect of my language. Anyway thank for your reply.
0
0
Well,I'm trying to welcome a guest to my house and after that I'm going to invite her to taste a dish i've made. That's why I'm looking for some academic utterances to use them in my play
0
0
Hi, it's lovely to see you.
Come in.
Can I take your coat.
Make yourself at home.

Good luck Emotion: wink
0

Related Questions