Puedes dar las bienvenidas diciendo, "Buenvenido"

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's Bienvenidos (like, "Greetings!" which is a noun, so no need to change endings depending on who you say it to).

/not Spanish speaker but do understand how Spanish grammar works.

No, you don't, because you were wrong.

You are welcoming one man, so it's just Bienvenido a + the company name or whatever you're saying.

DP
Or one could say, Bienvenido Manolo!

Anonymous wrote:It's Bienvenidos (like, "Greetings!" which is a noun, so no need to change endings depending on who you say it to).

/not Spanish speaker but do understand how Spanish grammar works.

No, you don't, because you were wrong.

You are welcoming one man, so it's just Bienvenido a + the company name or whatever you're saying.

Bienvenido for one man...

Bienvenidos is plural (welcome y’all)
Bienvenido is correct for one man

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's Bienvenidos (like, "Greetings!" which is a noun, so no need to change endings depending on who you say it to).

/not Spanish speaker but do understand how Spanish grammar works.

OP here. Okay thanks, I sent it. And if it's wrong, hopefully he at least appreciates that I tried.

I mean this in the nice way, you're cute!

Anonymous wrote:It's Bienvenidos (like, "Greetings!" which is a noun, so no need to change endings depending on who you say it to).

/not Spanish speaker but do understand how Spanish grammar works.

OP here. Okay thanks, I sent it. And if it's wrong, hopefully he at least appreciates that I tried.

Anonymous wrote:It's Bienvenidos (like, "Greetings!" which is a noun, so no need to change endings depending on who you say it to).

/not Spanish speaker but do understand how Spanish grammar works.

Agree and despite having leaned Spanish decades ago did not think about the literal translation of "well -comings" until now. Duh

It's Bienvenidos (like, "Greetings!" which is a noun, so no need to change endings depending on who you say it to).

/not Spanish speaker but do understand how Spanish grammar works.

wait, with or without the "S" at the end?

Bienvenido
"You're welcome" is not the same verb. It's one guy, not plural.

Bienvenidos
Used to say "welcome" to a man, or as an adjective or exclamation. For example, "¡bienvenidos a bordo!" means "welcome on board". Another example is "Es bienvenido a comer" which means "He is welcome to dine".

It's Bienvenidos!

I need to welcome someone to our company via email; they are male, from Spain. I do not speak any Spanish. I want to open with "Welcome!" in Spanish. I am female. Do I write Bienvenida because I am female or Bienvenido because he is male? Or is that going to come across like I'm shortening "you're welcome" and should I instead say la bienvenida? Gracias in advance!