buenos días
good morning
Pronunciation
/ˈbwe.nos ˈdi.as/
Cultural Note
In Spain, 'buenos días' is used until roughly lunchtime (around 2 PM), which is later than in English-speaking countries. It is considered polite to greet shopkeepers, neighbors, and even elevator companions with 'buenos días.' Omitting a greeting when entering a small shop is seen as rude.
📝 Example Sentences
Buenos días, ¿qué tal ha dormido?
Good morning, how did you sleep?
Buenos días a todos.
Good morning, everyone.
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