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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Glad to know I am not the only one who thinks that you’re welcome to come over is a blah way to invite someone over. I think it sounds like they could care less if you come or not. It gives me a feeling of no importance. [/quote] It's not really an invitation. You would say it only on a spur of the moment occasion. Sitting down at the beach, see a friend, and say "hey! you're welcome to join us!" They don't have to, but I'm letting them know they can if they want to. I don't think it's a "blah" invitation. I'd NEVER invite someone to dinner that way. I'd say, "Please come for dinner" letting them know I want them to come. [/quote]
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