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What you may not understand as a host to a foreign exchange student from Brazil is the hurt feelings that may ensue if the initial warmth of your welcome in Portugueseis not backed up by an open mind over the sometimes startling differences between the cultures of Brazil and of the United States of America.
When addressing someone who has worn out their welcome, it's important to be honest yet tactful. You might say something like, "I really value our time together, but I feel like we both need a little space right now." This approach conveys your feelings while maintaining respect for the other person. It's best to communicate openly and kindly to avoid hurt feelings.
you are welcome [your'e welcome ]
you're welcome, because your refers to possesion. you're is short for you are. you are welcome. You are welcome--You're welcome.
The line exemplifies the duality of "bittersweet" and "ambivalence." "Bittersweet" captures the coexistence of pleasure and pain, while "ambivalence" reflects the mixed feelings one can have towards a situation, encompassing both welcome and unwelcome aspects simultaneously.
It's you're welcome as the full English is 'you are welcome'.
it means 'welcome'
01110111011001010110110001100011011011110110110101100101 is for "welcome" 01010111010001010100110001000011010011110100110101000101 is for "WELCOME" 01010111011001010110110001100011011011110110110101100101 is for "Welcome"
Welcome and happy to assist Welcome
You are welcome is correct!
Most welcome is the superlative form of the adjective welcome.
Welcome to The Welcome Wagon was created on 2008-12-09.