Bienvenido a Cuba
to a man
To say "welcome to Cuba" use Bienvenido a Cuba for a man, Bienvenida a Cuba for a woman and Bienvenidos a Cuba for several people.
Meaning: welcoming someone to Cuba (phrase)
Ways to say it
| Spanish | Note |
|---|---|
| Bienvenido a Cuba | to a man |
| Bienvenida a Cuba | to a woman |
| Bienvenidos a Cuba | to a group |
Hosts and hotel staff often continue with Espero que disfrutes tu estancia (I hope you enjoy your stay) or the more casual Que la pases bien (have a good time).
How does it change in a sentence?
The word bienvenido agrees with the person you are talking to, while a Cuba stays the same.
Did you know?
- The Spanish name of the island is simply Cuba, and people from there are cubanos or cubanas.
Examples in context
- Bienvenida a Cuba, ¿cómo fue el viaje?Welcome to Cuba, how was the trip?
- Bienvenidos a Cuba, amigos.Welcome to Cuba, friends.
- Que la pases bien en Cuba.Have a good time in Cuba.
Example conversation
Elena meets her friend Tom at the airport in Havana.
- ElenaTom, bienvenido a Cuba.Tom, welcome to Cuba.
- TomGracias, Elena. Qué calor.Thanks, Elena. It is so hot.
- ElenaYa te acostumbrarás.You will get used to it.
