English–Japanese
“more than welcome” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajidaikangei
Example
初めての参加も大歓迎です。haji me te no san ka mo dai kan gei de su
First-time participants are more than welcome.
How to say “more than welcome” in Japanese
“More than welcome” in Japanese is 大歓迎 (daikangei).
It marks someone or something as received with exceptional warmth and pleasure.
Example sentences with 大歓迎
会場に着くと、彼らは大歓迎を受けました。kai jō ni tsu ku to kare ra wa dai kan gei o u ke ma shi ta
When they arrived at the venue, they received a warm welcome.
Tips for using 大歓迎
- Event announcements often use 大歓迎 (daikangei) to show that a group or kind of participation is positively wanted, not just permitted.