Welcome to our school in multiple languages?

Albanian - Mire se vini Arabic - Ahlan Wa Sahlan Aruba(Dutch Carribean) - Bon Bini (Bong Be-knee) Australia - Cooee Cobber Australia - G’day Mate Australia - Welcome Catalan Countries - Benvinguts China - huan ying Cyprus - Kalosorisate Czech Republic - Vitame Vas Czech Republic - Vitejte Danish - Velkommen Dutch (Netherlands) - Welkom Esperanto - Bonvenon Ewe (pronounced “EVÉ” spoken in Ghana, Togo and Benin) - Woezor (pronounced WOÉZON) Flemish (Belgium) - Welkom French (France, et.al.) - Bienvenue (the first ‘n’ is nasal) German - Willkommen Ghana - Akwaaba Greek - and Kalos ilthes (singular) Greek - Kalos ilthate(plural) Hawaiian - E komo mai (pronounced “eh como my” - literally, “come in”) Hindi - Swaa-gat hai Indonesian - Selamat Datang Irish - Cead Mile Failte (“One Hundred Thousand Welcomes”) Irish - Failte romhat Italian - Benvenuto Japanese - Irasshaimase (weclome to our store, often shortened to Irasshai) Japanese - Yookoso (welcome to our city) Korean - Oh so, Osay-o (welcome to our store) Korean - Chun-manay-oh (your welcome) Malaysia - Selamat Datang Netherlands - Welkom New Zealand - Kia Ora - Hello (“Key or ra”) Norway - Velkommen (“Welkommen”) Polish - Dzieñ dobry (daytime) Polish - Dobry wieczór (evening time) Portuguese - Bem Vinda- Female
Portuguese - Bem Vindo- Male (Bem vindos, plural “bain - same as in pain “VEEN-doe” Plural: “bain VEENdoes”) Portuguese (Be Very Welcome) - Muito Bem Vindo (“MOO EEN toe bain VEENdoe”) Romania - Multumesc Spanish - Bienvenido Schwiizer Duetsch (Swiss German) - Greuzi (“GREW-tzih”) Tagalog (Pilipino) - Mabuhay Twi (Ghana) - Akwaaba Ukraine - Laskavo prosymo United States (South) - How Y’all Doin’? Urdu - Tash-reef Laa-I-ye Uzbekistan (Uzbek) - Hush kelibsiz (Welcome) (Wales/Cymru - Croeso (“Croysso”) Yugoslavia (Serbia) - Dobrodosli