bem-vindo/ˈbɐ̃j̃ˈvĩdu/
welcome
Bem-vindo a casa, filho!
Welcome home, son!Bem-vindo a Portugal!
Welcome to Portugal!What people say, and how it sounds.
Bem-vindo to a man, bem-vinda to a woman, bem-vindos to a group. Unlike obrigado, this one agrees with the person you are greeting, not with you.
Add the place with a: Bem-vindo a Portugal!
Bem is nasal, no m sound; vindo has the stress on vin, also nasal, and a final o that fades to a short u.
Every line is one the course teaches, with its European Portuguese audio.
welcome
Bem-vindo a casa, filho!
Welcome home, son!Bem-vindo a Portugal!
Welcome to Portugal!welcome
Aqui és sempre bem-vinda.
You're always welcome here. (informal)Bem-vinda a Lisboa!
Welcome to Lisbon!Bem-vindos, the masculine plural, as Portuguese does for any mixed group.
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