'Hello and welcome' is in Dutch 'Hallo en welkom'. If you click on the link (under the related link sections) and click on the speaker under the Dutch translation, you'll hear someone pronouncing it.
You can say 'hallo' what means 'hello' or if you're welcoming a friend/child you can say 'hoi' what means 'hi'.
I guess the best translation for the word "hartelijk" would be "warm", as in "a warm welcome", or "we warmly congratulate you..."
"Welcome to Suriname" in Dutch is "Welkom in Suriname." In Dutch, "welkom" means welcome, and "in" means to or in. Suriname is the name of the country and remains the same in both English and Dutch.
you welcome
just, hello
"Willkommen" is German for "Welcome". In Dutch "Willkommen" or "Welcome" means "Welkom".
You pronounce it like this : "Hel-loh"
Same as in English, only you pronounce the "a" as how you pronounce it in "car". Src: Dutch native (me)
Hello: Shake hands. Welcome: Lay down your sword.
welkom naar Houston is the translation. This is the dutch translation of Welcome to Houston.
hello - 你好 [nǐ hǎo] welcome - 欢迎 [huān yíng]
Welkom.