Collocation
Is this your first time here?
A common question asked to someone who is visiting a place or experiencing something for the first time, implying a welcome or an offer of assistance.
Definition
'Is this your first time here?' is a common English collocation. A common question asked to someone who is visiting a place or experiencing something for the first time, implying a welcome or an offer of assistance.
Is this your + first time + here?
“Welcome to the conference! Is this your first time here?”
Examples
- Welcome to the art gallery! Is this your first time here?
- You seem a little unsure about the directions. Is this your first time here?
- The hostess greeted me warmly, asking, 'Is this your first time here?'
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- I noticed you checking out the map. Is this your first time here, and do you need any help?
- He's never been to a play before. His friend whispered, 'Is this your first time here?'
- Many people attend this annual festival. Is this your first time here, or are you a regular?
- She was clearly overwhelmed by the crowd, so I gently asked, 'Is this your first time here?'
- We hope you enjoy your visit. Is this your first time here with us?
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