"환영합니다!"

Translation: Welcome!

[tkerth]

Is this like "You're welcome" or "Welcome to my house"?

[Eien19]

Wecome to my house

[deactivated user]

Baby take control now

[kumamoomin]

We can't even slow down

[4DLegacygi]

We don't have to go out

[old.man.elbows]

yall clownin

[mcriss8]

When learning a language, you have to think in that language.
~니다 is the most formal out of the 2.
~ 요 is polite formal and what is most commonly used among koreans

어서 ~ an old way to say hurry up.
오다 ~ to come
~세요 polite ending to ask somone to do something
어서오세요 - please come in quickly. Mostly used among people working in a store.

환영합니다 is welcome to..my country, my city, my home, etc.

[LiSooya]

감사합니다

[tessabanessa]

Doea anyone have useage context? I always heard 어서 오세요 in Korea. When would 환영합니다 be used?

[Majklo_Blic]

I've always heard the former used by shopkeepers, so I've mentally translated it as "Please come in". The latter seems to be more of a "Welcome to my place".

[lang864129]

한자 : 歡迎합니다

[red-flavor]

Isn't it 환영해요?

[zytiko]

Just a difference in formality levels: yours is more formal.

[tessabanessa]

Technically ~요 is still formal, just less forman than ~ㅂ니다

[zytiko]

Thats correct! I was typing fast and meant to say more formal rather than informal. Corrected, thanks!

[liana.rouskorus]

So is 환영해요 more or less formal than 환영합니다?

[HanKang_2003]

Less.

[PaulineWan8]

환영ㅎ요 is less formal than 환영합니다

[chaaniiee]

환영합니다 is more formal than 환영해요.

[SmrtChka]

환영해요 is less formal. It is still considered formal, but not as formal as 환영합니다.

[reveluvluvluv]

hanyeonghabnida

[chilledbread]

in english it looks like word throw up

[milkygoddess]

It's actually hwan-yeonghabnida lol

[Staszek456]

If anyone is interested, there is this phrase:

X에 오신 것을 환영합니다.

It basically means 'welcome to X'. Ex. 서울에 오신 것을 환영합니다 - welcome to Seoul.

[liana.rouskorus]

So is 환영합니다 more or less formal than 환영해요?

[LunaFiguer4]

More formal

[JulienP12]

More

[Nafisha_]

I thought it was "osowa" because of namjoons line in dope

[healer07]

환영합니다

[healer07]

아사오세요