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FeuDRenais 2010 M06 29 2010 M06 29 20:19:51 UTC

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I think all of these can be safely interlinked.

brauliobezerra 2010 M06 29 2010 M06 29 20:55:09 UTC

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Except for genre and number differences. In Portuguese, for example, we can say "Bem vindo/vinda/vindos/vindas".

Dorenda 2010 M06 29 2010 M06 29 20:56:52 UTC

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Just be careful: Romanian distinguishes polite (with "ați") and informal (with "ai") forms. If other languages also do this (maybe Portuguese "Seja bem vindo"?), not everything can be linked to everything.

Also, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese have endings that look masculine to me (or plural in the case of "Bienvenidos"). Are there also feminine or plural forms? In that case, you should be careful with linking theses languages, too.

FeuDRenais 2010 M06 29 2010 M06 29 20:57:51 UTC

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Yea, all good points. I was rash in my "let's link everything" remark. But still, very much can be interlinked here. Very, very much...

But who wants to do it?

FeuDRenais 2010 M06 30 2010 M06 30 06:29:24 UTC

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To be specific, could a mod link the English/Russian?

Demetrius 2010 M07 1 2010 M07 1 09:30:05 UTC

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Now, be careful about interlinking.

I've added Tatar that has 2 meanings, and added other translations that certainly shouldn't be interlinked. ^^

Vortarulo 2011 M02 17 2011 M02 17 20:53:19 UTC

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Please delete the delete-tag; "Welcome." sure is a sentence in every regard. It's a greeting. Not every sentence neccessarily contains a verb or a subject (or whatever people are told in school there).

boracasli 2011 M09 21 2011 M09 21 15:30:55 UTC

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please ask someone to link "Mirë se vini" to the existing sentence "welcome."

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sharptoothed 2013 M10 16 2013 M10 16 23:03:42 UTC

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Carlos Alberto, why do you add these duplicates?

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al_ex_an_der 2013 M10 16 2013 M10 16 23:08:55 UTC

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http://tatoeba.org/eng/sentences/show/138919

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carlosalberto 2013 M10 17 2013 M10 17 00:29:25 UTC

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Ver, por favor, minha resposta ao raggione, em caso idêntico a este.

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CK 2015 M01 9 2015 M01 9 06:43:05 UTC

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Notice that in English, we usually say more than just "welcome."

[#1627336] Welcome back. (Spamster) *audio*
[#64693] Welcome home. (Scott) *audio*
[#2402177] Welcome back, Tom. (CK) *audio*
[#1898041] Welcome to Boston. (CK) *audio*
[#247442] Welcome to our home. (CK) *audio*
[#1228176] Welcome back, Tom. We've missed you. (CK) *audio*
[#2182552] Welcome to the club. (Hybrid)
[#2254495] Welcome to Australia. (CK)
[#3315116] Welcome to the big leagues. (CK)