What is the short form for this expression.
How to use an short expression politely to tell the people that they can enter the room without knocking the door.
I had idea like"free enter"? "Enter free"?

Somebody can help me?
Arena

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What is the short  form for  this expression.
How to use an short expression politely to tell the people that they can enter the room without knocking the door. 
I had idea like"free enter"? "Enter free"?

Somebody can help me?
Arena

Answer

if ur door is open how about give the people a smile,indicated that he can come in

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"Please Enter" and "Enter freely" would have roughly the same effect, and more common in a business environment. "Come in" is more informal, and perfect for you to post in a friendly, familiar setting.

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"My door is always open" is an expression some people use.

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I think mostly you would hear "Just come on in." 
or
"No need to knock.  Just come on in"

If I was leaving a sign, I might put "Please just come in.  You don't need to knock."

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