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It's appropriate to say 'buenas tardes' any time after 12:00 noon. It's O.K. to fudge a few minutes before noon. You can continue to say it right up to near dusk, or the dinner hour. The dinner hour usually is the watershed for beginning to say 'buenas noches.' If you meet someone at 6:30 p.m. in the summertime, and they say 'buenas noches' while the sun's still shining, it means they've already had dinner, and this is 'night' for them.

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11y ago

You would say, "Good evening," between sunset and about 8pm. After that, you would say, "good night."

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Whenever you are either: Mad at someone and saying goodbye in a huffy way or Trying to appear crazy to ordinary passerby

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Good evening from 2 PM to midnight when you meet and Good night between noon and midnight when you depart.

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10y ago

buona notte ad entrambi

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