“Your welcome” or “you’re welcome”: which is correct?
you’re welcome
The short answer
The correct expression is you’re welcome, short for you are welcome.
Spelling/grammar error
Why people get it wrong
People often hear the phrase you’re welcome in spoken English and may mistakenly write it as your welcome, confusing the contraction you’re with the possessive pronoun your.
Examples with you’re welcome
- You’re welcome to join us anytime.
- You’re welcome to ask any questions you have.
- Thank you for your help! You’re welcome!
Quick check
to join us anytime.
The correct expression is you’re welcome, short for you are welcome.
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