just wanna gether all language on 'gd morning' n 'gd night'

Good Morning

Goodnight

Proper English :wink:

hee use to it already

bonjour
bonne nuit (f)

gut morgen
gut nacht (d) or guten nacht

buenos dias
buena noche (sp) or buenas noches.

buongiorno
buona notte (I)

bom dia
boa noite (p)

dzień dobry (Good morning)
dobranoc (Good night)
all in Polish

keep it goin guys/ladies hee

dobre utra - Good morning

dobre dyen - good day

dobre noch - good night.

Russian

sry Francis just asking your (d) n (p) stand for which language ???
n whats the different between gut nacht n guten nacht, buena noche n buenas noches

d= deutsch = german (didn't mind).
p= portuguese

I believe guten nacht is more formal than gut nacht.

When adressing several persons you say buenas noches in spanish. When you put your children to bed you say buena noche (conveys more kindness).

I don't want to sound like Walter but it is

Gute Nacht and
Guten Morgen
"Nacht" is considered feminine ergo "gute"
and "Morgen" maskulin = "guten"

Gut' Nacht is also acceptable

Russian

Some correction:

Good morning - Доброе утро (Dobroye utro, sounds like [dObra Utra])

Good day/afternoon - Добрый день (Dobryi dien, sounds like [dObri dEn])

Good evening - Добрый вечер (Dobryi vecher, sounds like [dObri vEchir])

However we often tend to say Здравствуйте (Zdravstvuite, sounds like [zdrAstvuti] or just [zdrAsti]) rather than all the above greetings. It can be translated as Hello, but is much more formal in Russian than in English.

If you would like to wish somebody sweet repose, you may say:

Good night - Спокойной ночи (Spokoinoy nochi, sounds like [spakOina nOchi])

wo so power just a few words only so many explan on uses.make me wanna knoe more.keep goin guys

hi guys is it possible if i get the translate of good morning n good night in japanese,korean,indon,malay,indian,mostly asia.the west is too hard for a beginner.tks guys

Shubh Prabhat (Good Morning)
Shubh Sandhya (Good Evening)
Shubh Ratree (Good Night)
Hindi/Sanskrit

Nice one. One of the interesting thread i ever read. It is nice tio know about the basic words for such common words in many languages. Have read a lot and will look for more.