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Jan 24, 2002 00:19
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English term
Shelley
welcome
How do you say welcome to someone?
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| 5 +2 | Vitaj |
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Vitaj
if it is a friend, brother, sister, mother ...
Otherwise: Vitajte (strange people)
That´s all.
Ref.: Native speaker
Otherwise: Vitajte (strange people)
That´s all.
Ref.: Native speaker
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Vitaj
'Vitaj' is used with people with whom you are familiar (family, friends, or generally anyone you agreed to be on a nonformal basis with).
The formal alternative is 'Vitajte'. It is used in all other situations.
The formal alternative is 'Vitajte'. It is used in all other situations.
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