川普在白宮記者會上幽默評論記者戴口罩 「我好久沒看到有人戴口罩了！」

no longer in use, while the thing it once referred to may or may not exist

No longer in use or may not exist

Adjective
wellcome (comparative more wellcome, superlative most wellcome)

Obsolete spelling of welcome.
Noun
wellcome (plural wellcomes)

Obsolete spelling of welcome.
Verb
wellcome (third-person singular simple present wellcomes, present participle wellcoming, simple past and past participle wellcomed)

Obsolete spelling of welcome.

哦即係點呀大學生??

我咪話講古語
你吹呀??

無讀書嘅係咪唔明乜係third person singular?

好撚好笑呀大佬
又比我撚一鑊金既

你柒咗就算鳩數啦惠康

哦咁你講下呀大學生

好廢呀你

吹撚到自己講古語

但係連shakespeare 都未睇過學人吹古語

你又真係廢啦

Wellcome

我都唔明點解可以咁都串錯

用「你」嚟自稱

你又堅持串錯
上面引左例子又唔睇
死撐

又笑錯人啦

駁唔到呀??

通常唔係講緊「我」點形容

係講緊人地嘅動作

請問邊個”wellcome”我呀家下？

「你」”wellcome”我就得，「我」只可以welcome 你

Welcome with one “l” is the correct spelling in phrases like you’re welcome, where it functions as an adjective. This word can also be a noun that means “a greeting during someone’s arrival” or a verb that means “to greet someone in a polite way.”

Welcome in a sentence examples
You are quite welcome for the gift.
When we entered the cafe, the barista greeted us with a warm welcome.

On my first day at my new job, my manager welcomed me to the team and took me to lunch.

我打返welcome又變返第一身呀大學生??
點變出黎??

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https://quillbot.com/blog/frequently-asked-questions/is-it-wellcome-or-welcome/




Welcome with one “l” is the correct spelling in phrases like you’re welcome, where it functions as an adjective. This word can also be a noun that means “a greeting during someone’s arrival” or a verb that means “to greet someone in a polite way.”

Welcome in a sentence examples
You are quite welcome for the gift.
When we entered the cafe, the barista greeted us with a warm welcome.

On my first day at my new job, my manager welcomed me to the team and took me to lunch.

……………..

人地third person singular……..

Welcome with one “l” is the correct spelling in phrases like you’re welcome, where it functions as an adjective. This word can also be a noun that means “a greeting during someone’s arrival” or a verb that means “to greet someone in a polite way.”

Welcome in a sentence examples
You are quite welcome for the gift.
When we entered the cafe, the barista greeted us with a warm welcome.

On my first day at my new job, my manager welcomed me to the team and took me to lunch.

你引用個源無話wellcome就即刻變第3身喎
有無多啲呀

唉…….

唔識又學人拋書包…….

咪柒多幾錢重

古語都up得出添，google 下好難咩

你quote 果個有講呀嗎屌

你quote 果個講到明係third person singular 呀大佬

我真係搞唔撚掂

笑撚到肚痛呀屌

惠康兜到變古語

可以完啦


唔洗再教傻鳩英文啦

我得閒scan 一本shakespeare 俾你睇啦好嗎德永熱狗