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Featured answer. Spanish Spain. See a translation. Read more comments. Flateef: It's an adjective. Some examples: -She is welcome -You're welcome. Kiicha oh I didn't know adjectives also change depending on who you're talking to muchas gracias :D. De nada, glad to help you.
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Thread starter elizabeth31 Start date Oct 25, Hi, Please could you explain the difference between Bienvenido and Bienvenidos? I want to translate welcome to the website and thought it would be "Bienvenido al sitio web" but now not sure as I have seen "Bienvenidos" a lot!!
Left seven years ago. Both are possible, in my opinion. Let's wait for more replies. Masood Senior Member Leicester, England. I think Bienvenidos addresses people plural , as opposed to one person. Wait for more replies. I agree with Blasita and with Masood.
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