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indiachinacook
1 year ago

A warm welcome here is to be understood as adverb: The welcome is expressed in a cordial way. Adverbs are always endless in German.

But you can also say “I offer you a warm welcome”, then is Of a kind used used as an adjective and correspondingly receives a declination shipment.

discipula07
1 year ago

Welcome is written in the case small because it is not used as a noun. So there is no adjective about it.

MaxMusterman353
1 year ago

Hello!

No, it’s not wrong.

(See the answer from indiachinacook!)

Cogitoergosum99
1 year ago

“Welcome” is not a nominalization here, but has properties of a particip. Therefore, “hearty” acts as an adverb.

Cogitoergosum99
1 year ago
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Yeah, otherwise you could not add an adverb. A participatory (similar to “coming”) is, however, strictly speaking a middle thing between verb and noms, because one could also nominalize it: “an arrival”, “a welcome” etc…. In Latin, this intermediate position is even more unambiguous by the flected word output in the participatory.

ZiegemitBock
1 year ago

https://wortzucht.net/write/hearted/welcome/

It is the short form for “You are welcome to me!”

You can give someone a warm welcome.