Welcome back. How to say it in English?

"Welcome back" is expressed as welcome back in English.

Usage example: you? May? Is it? Answer? Often? Return? Customers? What if? So what? Are you welcome? Back off! ?

You may be a repeat customer, if so, welcome back!

Discrimination of synonyms: salutation, greeting, salute, cheers and welcome?

These verbs all mean "welcome, salute, greetings, greetings". ?

1, address: The emphasis is on the way of greeting or the appellation used for reference. ?

2.greet: often refers to a friendly and warm welcome. ?

Salute: A formal word that refers to greeting or greeting others by saluting, kissing or waving a hat, especially welcoming someone politely. ?

Hail: mainly refers to welcoming someone with respect, focusing on pleasure, relaxation and noise. Also refers to shouting from a distance. ?

5.welcome: refers to warm official or formal greetings or welcome, but also refers to general welcome. ?

Welcome to expand the common collocation of data.

1, "I don't want to be unpopular.

Euphemistic expressions don't want to bring trouble or burden to the host.

Example:

"Good night, Tom. You must come back early. "

"Good night, Tom. You must come again next time."

"I'd be happy to. ? However, I don't want to make myself unpopular. "

"I'd love to, but I don't want to give you any trouble."

Welcome to join us.

In addition to the meaning of "welcome aboard" often heard at the airport, you can also express your welcome to your colleagues in the workplace.

Example: Nice to meet you. Welcome to join us.

Nice to meet you. Welcome to join us.