Welcome to Davos
| 03:42 Jan 16, 2001 |
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| na | Welkom in Davos |
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| na | Van harte welkom in Davos |
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Welkom in Davos Explanation: You're welcome ;) Carla |
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Wekom in Davos Explanation: More than welcome!!! |
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Van harte welkom in Davos Explanation: Depending on the context of the phrase one could use 'welkom' as well as 'van harte welkom'. I choose the latter as it is a more appropiate to greet tourists. |
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welkom in Davos Explanation: if not in a tourist context (seminar, congress) better drop 'van harte' nat sp |
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