help translating "welcome to japan"

[isisbathory]

Hello, so I am doing a coursework about japan
and I would like to know if this the correct way to say welcome to japan "ようこそ東京へ" and how do we pronounce it? I mean, the romaji way.
Thanks
Isis

[KyleGoetz]

Originally Posted by isisbathory

Hello, so I am doing a coursework about japan
and I would like to know if this the correct way to say welcome to japan "ようこそ東京へ" and how do we pronounce it? I mean, the romaji way.
Thanks
Isis

1. 東京 is Tokyo, not Japan, which is 日本. How did you mess that one up?
2. 日本へよおこそ "Nihon e yookoso" Welcome to Japan

よおこそ日本へ sounds a bit like "Welcome! (To Japan, that is)"

[isisbathory]

Originally Posted by KyleGoetz

1. 東京 is Tokyo, not Japan, which is 日本. How did you mess that one up?
2. 日本へよおこそ "Nihon e yookoso" Welcome to Japan

よおこそ日本へ sounds a bit like "Welcome! (To Japan, that is)"

Sorry I got disttracted I actually wanted to know how to say welcome to tokyo, my work is a bit focused on tokyo...
so it should be "tokyo e yookoso" right?

[KyleGoetz]

Originally Posted by isisbathory

Sorry I got disttracted I actually wanted to know how to say welcome to tokyo, my work is a bit focused on tokyo...
so it should be "tokyo e yookoso" right?

Correct. 東京へよおこそ
There are many ways to romanize it. Romanization of Japanese - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[isisbathory]

Originally Posted by KyleGoetz

Correct. 東京へよおこそ
There are many ways to romanize it. Romanization of Japanese - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

thank you very much