If you want to wish someone good morning, you can also say good day or hello. You could also tell them to have a good one.
please thank you good morning good afternoon good evening
Saying "Good morning, how are you" is such an expression.
1.hello good morning 2. the meeting will now come to order
Good morning, good morning, good morning to you, Good morning, good morning, good morning to you. Our day is beginning, there's so much to do, So, good morning, good morning, good morning to you.
Yes. This is an abbreviated form of the greeting, often accompanied by a polite nod. In dialogue it is sometimes written so that the "good" is shown to be an implied word: Man: Good Morning. Other man: 'Morning.
good morning/good morning/good morning to you/the day is beginning/theres so much to do/good morning good morning good morning to you/ the day is beginning theres so much to do! That's the lyrics i remember from kindergarten !
In Tasmania, people typically say "good morning" as they would in other parts of Australia. It is customary to greet others by saying "good morning" or "g'day" when meeting them early in the day.
'Morning' started as 'morn', meaning the time just before sunrise, in Old English. By the 13 century, it had become 'morning'. 'Good' started as Old English. 'god' (with a long "o") "having the right or desirable quality"
In English we write "Good morning" in two separate words.
Good Morning Good Morning was created on 1967-06-01.
if it is rarely used it is aloha kakahiaka, the other way is aloha awakea
You say "good morning" in Swahili with a question: Habari za asubuhi? (what is the news of the morning?) to which one replies nzuri, salama, or one of several other positive answers. Asubuhi njema means literally "good morning," but it said on parting and is not a greeting.