Mar 17, 2016 · So it's no problem if it's written on the board "Let's warmly welcome D,E,and F to visit ABC. "Thank you. (a bit off topic: is "Let's" here odd when it's written on the board/LED screen which may be hung high. There may not be people around the board/screen when the customers see the board. Is this commonly seen? Thank you.)

Sep 15, 2014 · We are on board the plane because we have boarded the aircraft. Aboard the ship, we watched the waves. Perhaps a bit silly, but: As you are now on board, welcome aboard the our vessel. As you are now aboard (the vessel) let me say welcome on board! I don't see any grammitical difference, rather it seems to be usage as Fumble (hi ya Fumble :) says.

Sep 9, 2008 · I’ve mulled them over in my mind and believe I would use ‘welcome aboard’ since ‘on board’ is to me more nautical in spirit. ‘Welcome aboard’ is a kind of greeting made to a new member of staff who’s just joined an organisation. It could quite easily be used and more than likely has been used to someone joining our site. Alan

Feb 24, 2010 · Aboard is probably more likely to be used is maritime / shipping contexts so, when someone comes onto a ship, it is much more common to say welcome aboard than welcome on board; On board is more commonly used than aboardas a synonym for joining (e.g."Matt Smith comes on board as Sales Director")

Feb 21, 2013 · Welcome aboard. You may hear this from your manager upon hearing that you got the job or from your team leader if you were about to engage in a team project. Welcome on board. You may hear this from a flight attendant or a sailor when walking on board of an aeroplane or boat, respectively.

Mar 14, 2014 · Normally, you just use the names of the people. Signboards are small and it helps to make the names as large as possible -- especially if your guests need glasses but aren't wearing them. But even if they are wearing them, bigger is better when it comes to seeing signs at a distance.. Save the "welcome" sentiments for your own voice.

May 26, 2010 · Hello everybody! Please help me the use of Present Perfect in the following: Here is the extract from the text to understand more clearly: Good morning, Ladies and gentlemen. Welcome on board this British Airways flight to Rome. In a very short time we’ll be taking off. When we have reached our cruising speed of 550 miles per hour, we’ll be flying at 35,000 feet. …

Mar 23, 2019 · "On-board" (hyphenated) is an adjective. "The captain is on-board." The on-board meals were delicious." "On board" (not hyphenated) + noun is a prepositional modifier phrase as well as having other functions: "We ate our dinner on board the yacht." In both of your examples, the word "aboard" would have been much better. OED

Nov 2, 2013 · I got an welcome e-mail from the manager of the team that I will be working with soon. Above is my reply and I want to know if it looks fine or how it could be better. He mentions on his e-mail about the future of the company, that's why I talk about this as well. PS: The company is here in Brazil, but the manager is american.

Feb 24, 2010 · Hi! I’m a newbie here. I just registered lately. Im Benzar Jamaldin from Philippines. Seeking for an answer with my problem with regards to my English Speaking. I hope that this site and the people here will help in my struggle. Thanks in advance.