Dear English speakers.
1. Do you think you can say "You're very welcome." when someone say "Thank you." to you?

2. "You're most welcome!" is more formal than "Welcome!", "Welcome, come on in!" ?

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Dear English speakers.
1. Do you think you can say "You're very welcome." when someone say "Thank you." to you? 

2. "You're most welcome!" is more formal than "Welcome!", "Welcome, come on in!" ?

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oh,I get it.

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Yes you got it, but for #2. Saying Welcome Come on in! ; is said more often, please try not to use "Your Most Welcome", because its only said when someone is thanking you.

~segiterrus

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Any of those will do. Don't get too twisted up about it. ahaha

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You can use them all , none is more formal then the other , it is just more polite or neater to add "most'" ,"very" . 

To say  "come on in " is an invitation to come inside the place ,, so you could say 
"Welcome " and then add "come in " or " have a drink " or whatever the situation is .

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