How do you say You Are Welcome in Dutch?
How to Translate you are welcome in Dutch
We hear from a lot of readers with questions about it. The way to say you are welcome in Dutch is.. Bent u welkom.
2 translations in Dutch
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No no no no, it is totally wrong! Guys when you are using the translating machine yourselves why would you respond here? I think people can use that themselves and come to the same conclusion. The right translation is "graag gedaan". Nobody in Holland uses "u bent van harte welkom". Unless we want to say that someone is very welcome in our house!
Vera
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Vera is right It is indeed "graag gedaan"
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How to use You are welcome in a sentence:
- You are welcome to peruse these webpages to get a sense of who we are.
- U bent welkom om kennisnemen van deze webpagina's om een gevoel van wie we zijn. (Dutch translation)
- The correct phrase is not your welcome but you are welcome.
- De juiste zin is niet uw welkom maar u bent van harte welkom. (Dutch translation)
- You are welcome, Mam.
- U bent van harte welkom, Mam. (Dutch translation)
Lots of people around the globe speak Dutch, but no two people pronounce you are welcome alike. Please lend a helping hand to Babelfish users with your own Dutch translations.