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2010年9月11日 · You are welcomed to my time and effort—think nothing of it! abbreviated to "You are welcomed." Another example of the use of you are welcomed would be You are welcomed to anything in the pantry that suits your fancy versus, as is often said, "You are
2016年7月19日 · In the first one 'welcome' is being used as an adjective. The second one is a passive construction--'feedback is welcomed (by us)'. Even though they mean basically the same thing, I like the first one better.
2018年2月23日 · 你问的话中的welcome是形容词，. 当然你也可以用welcomed，这一动词 被动语态，不过貌似感觉不太一样，一定要加个 宾语 （被动就变成主语了），. 比如：. ‘All visitors are welcomed with a song and the teachers are all known by their first names.’. ‘He was welcomed on to the pitch at half ...
If it involves remuneration I promise to be the most thankful of all :) – Caffeinated. CommentedSep 21, 2011 at 9:22. In American English (probably all English), almost any positive affirmation can replace the more formal "You're welcome." The extensive lists given as answers below attest to that. – oosterwal.
所以『you are welcome』意味着你愿意批准（或允许）我给（或拥有）你所提供的任何东西（或帮助）。举个例子 吉米：谢谢你的这本书。苏西：唔客气（你被希望批准或允许拥有这本书）。尽管如此，『you are welcome』拥有更亲切的隐含意思。我希望这是有
2015年1月8日 · When you welcome something, it becomes welcome! Welcoming something imbues it with an fresh identity. It is now a guest. It is welcome. This is more serious than just saying something is now Xed because you did X to it. The first form you provided is clearly
2013年8月2日 · @JefersonOliveira I've never felt that the phrase you bet was in any way rude or flippant. To me, it is a more enthusiastic response than a simple you're welcome. You bet means "you can bet on it" — it is a way of saying "you can always expect the same from
2014年1月18日 · As a response to 'Thank you' or 'Thank you very much,' I'd personally recommend sticking with 'you're welcome' or 'you're quite welcome!' to not sound overly familiar. One could also respond with 'It was no problem at all' if it fits the service provided (e.g. you walked a half-block out of your way to show them where a store was located.)
2017年5月26日 · So in that particular usage, I would say “You’re/You are welcome” is indeed always the right option, and “You are welcomed” is always wrong. As for why it’s not “You’re welcoming”, rather than “You’re welcome”, that is simple semantics. One of the meanings of welcome is that which you quote: not obligated, free from the ...
Welcome is also a verb meaning to receive or accept with pleasure. Formed into a past participle, which functions as an adjective, it is welcomed. More is welcome is definitely the one you want, since it implies to the viewer that they are being targeted by the statement. More is welcomed, on the other hand, sounds like a bare statement of fact ...
