How to Greet Someone at Night in English

When you greet someone in the morning, you simply say, “Good morning,” if it’s afternoon, you say, “Good Afternoon.” What do you say to greet someone at night? Do you say, “Good night?” If you say so, is it correct? Does it make sense to native speakers when you say “good night” while you greet someone at night? In this video, we will discuss the correct ways to greet someone at night. In formal settings at night, you can greet someone by saying “Good evening” if the time is before midnight, and you can say “Good morning” if it is after midnight. And, of course, whether it is night or daytime, you can greet someone by saying “Hi” or “Hello.” However, we say “Good night” to bid someone farewell at night, not to greet or start a conversation. Read a blog post on this topic here. https://esladvice.com/how-to-greet-someone-at-night/