Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
welcome
Hebrew translation:
BROOCHIM HA-BA-IM
Added to glossary by
Julia Gaillot
Jun 14, 2001 09:45
25 yrs ago
English term
Brian
welcome
As in "welcome to [my office]," or specifically, "welcome to the Graduation ceremony"
Proposed translations
(Hebrew)
| 0 | BROOCHIM HA-BA-IM |
Tammy Portelli-Alon
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| 0 | Bienvenido |
Luis Callero
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Proposed translations
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BROOCHIM HA-BA-IM
BROOCHIM HABAIM - saying it to many (men only or men & women.
BROOCHOT HABA-OT - saying it to a group of women only.
BAROOCH HA-BA - to one man.
BROOCHA HA-BA-AH - to one woman.
BROOCHOT HABA-OT - saying it to a group of women only.
BAROOCH HA-BA - to one man.
BROOCHA HA-BA-AH - to one woman.
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Bienvenido
Depending of who are you giving the welcome:
female: Bienvenida
male: Bienvenido
"Bienvenido a mi oficina"
plural (as a Graduation): Bienvenidos
"Bienvenidos a la Ceremonia de Graduaciףn"
Greetings, Luigi
female: Bienvenida
male: Bienvenido
"Bienvenido a mi oficina"
plural (as a Graduation): Bienvenidos
"Bienvenidos a la Ceremonia de Graduaciףn"
Greetings, Luigi
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