guāng lín
pour honorer de ta présence
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欢迎光临我们的商店
huānyíng guānglín wǒmen de shāngdiàn
Welcome to our store
非常感谢您的光临
fēicháng gǎnxiè nín de guānglín
Thank you very much for coming
我们随时欢迎您的光临
wǒmen suíshí huānyíng nín de guānglín
You are always welcome to come
惠顾 (huì gù)
to patronize
光顾 (guāng gù)
to visit
离开 (líkāi)
leave
走开 (zǒukāi)
go away
The Chinese word 光临 (guānglín) is composed of two characters: 光 (guāng) and 临 (lín). The character 光 originally meant "brightness" or "light", but it has also been used to refer to "honor" or "glory". The character 临 originally meant "to arrive" or "to visit", but it has also been used to refer to "to patronize" or "to favor". When these two characters are combined, they form the word 光临, which means "to visit" or "to patronize". This word is often used in a polite way to refer to someone who is visiting a place or a business. For example, a shop owner might say 光临本店 (guānglín běndiàn) to welcome a customer to their store.
