朝と黄昏 /a sa to ta so ga re/.
朝 /a sa/: morning
と /to/: and
黄昏 /ta so ga re/: twilight
薄明 - Hakumei
Ohayo gozaimasu
Twilight in Japanese is 夕暮れ
its "Ohayo gozaimasu. Ogenki desu ka?"
"Ohiyo gozaimasu" is a greeting in Japanese, typically used in the morning to say "good morning." It is a polite way to start conversations and show respect to others.
In Japanese, "Twilight" is spelled as タイムプ (Taimupu).
it's konichiwaIf you want to say hi in the morning, say, Ohio gozimasu
"Ohayou gozaimasu" is "good morning." It is pronounced: Ohio-go-zai-moss.
Yuugure, tasogare both mean twilight.
おはようございます
morning dawn sunrise
As this exact phrase would be strange/unnatural if translated directly, a more appropriate translation would be a slightly vulgar/very informal and colloquial version of "good morning" used expressly among close friends. This is 'ossu.'