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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries好客
Pronunciation / Transliteration: hàokè
"感谢您的热情好客。"
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The friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or strangers.
"Thank you for your wonderful hospitality during our stay."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Old French hospitalité, from Latin hospitalitas, from hospes (stem hospit-) 'guest, host'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Hospitality" is said worldwide
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hospitalité
Transliteration: ospitalite
"Nous vous remercions pour votre chaleureuse hospitalité."
Gastfreundschaft
Transliteration: Gastfreundschaft
"Vielen Dank für Ihre herzliche Gastfreundschaft."
ospitalità
Transliteration: ospitalita
"Vi ringraziamo per la vostra splendida ospitalità."
hospitalidad
Transliteration: hospitalidad
"Agradecemos mucho su maravillosa hospitalidad."
hospitalidade
Transliteration: hospitalidade
"Agradecemos a vossa excelente hospitalidade."
आथित्य
Transliteration: atithya
"आपकी आथित्य के लिए धन्यवाद।"
好客
Transliteration: hàokè
"感谢您的热情好客。"
환대
Transliteration: hwandae
"따뜻한 환대에 감사드립니다."
おもてなし
Transliteration: omotenashi
"素晴らしいおもてなしをありがとうございました。"
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