welcome

Korean translation: 환영합니다

14:19 Feb 19, 2008
English to Korean translations [Non-PRO]
Bus/Financial - Business/Commerce (general)
English term or phrase: welcome
I need the written Korean translation of "welcome" as in a sign saying welcome to a building.
language link B
Local time: 18:00
Korean translation:환영합니다
Explanation:
"환영합니다" will do the job perfectly. Just make sure there should be no period (.) at the end as this will be used as a sign.
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sanserif
Local time: 02:00
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5 +1환영합니다
sanserif
4어서 오십시오
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환영합니다


Explanation:
"환영합니다" will do the job perfectly. Just make sure there should be no period (.) at the end as this will be used as a sign.

sanserif
Local time: 02:00
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Native speaker of: Native in KoreanKorean
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agree  festinalente: if you need it written on the building, I prefer 환영합니다.
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어서 오십시오


Explanation:
"환영합니다" is good. Also I suggest "어서 오십시오" as a more friendly expression. I agree with Joohyoung Seol about omitting a period(.) at the end as a sign or banner.

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