bienvenido/a/as/os a nuestra casa-if it's a girl use bienvenida.boy-bienvenido. boys-bienvenidos. girls-bienvenidas
The usual expression is, "Mi casa es su casa." ("My house is your house.")
Mi casa es su casa.
OR if you are feeling informal: mi casa es tu casa.
Bienvenidos a mi casa
Mi casa es su casa
I like your house = Me gusta su casa
bienvenido/a (adjective) bienvenida (welcome!)
Bienvenidos a nuestra casa. Disfrute/n. (Singular/plural)
Bienvenidos --teamhoyt
welkom thuis
the official language in Mexico is spanish. welcome in spanish is bienvenido.
Willkommen daheim Willkommen daheim
"Welcome home" can be translated to Tibetan as "ཨོའུ་བུ་དྲྭ་ཅི་སོ་འདི་ཞེས་བདེ".
Bienvenida a tu casa!
bienvenido a casa
"Welcome" can have two different meanings in Spanish. In English we use this word to denote recognition of a favor (Thanks - You are welcome). We also use it to greet someone to a location (welcome to my house). In the first case, most of the time the response is "de nada" or "por nada", meaning "it is nothing". The term "so welcome" would be difficult to translate in this context. The second meaning could be "eres tanto bienvenido, señorita".
wait welcome to your own home ? or welcome to the person's home ? if its the first one well it's : " vous etes les bienvenu chez moi " or " on vous acceuille chaudement " or simply " bienvenu " dude something called GOOGLE TRANSLATE JEEZ.
"Willkommen"