Afternoon

I went to San Francisco to teach a course for AMA International, which is the largest training company in the world.

So, I landed in the afternoon.

The course was for the next morning.

So, I landed in the Marriott in the afternoon.

Then the whole evening was free.

So, I noticed that there was a a cinema theatre out across the road from the Marriott, which was a 3D cinema.

Because I left at...

In the morning or the afternoon? Afternoon.

1.30 and 4 o'clock.

What day? Thursday.

Day greetings used when meeting staff or people in general.

Good morning, good afternoon, good evening.

Guten Morgen, guten Nachmittag, gute Nacht.

when you need to find a bathroom you ask where is the restroom to get directions where is the restroom wo ist das badetzimmer i would like lets you state what you want such as ordering food or asking for service I would like...

Ich würde gerne...

the big issues, the big trends, and everything in between.

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Very good afternoon to you.

The big trends.

And everything in between.

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So subject plus time plus action and object.

For example, I drink coffee in the afternoon.

我中午喝咖啡。 我中午喝咖啡。 I eat at breakfast, at morning time.

我早上吃饭。 I watch a movie at night.

我早上七点起床。 我不喝咖啡。 我喝茶。 我上午九点去公司。 然后我中午吃饭。 我晚上回家。 And now we put a little bit culture thing aside.

When you describe a day in Mandarin, the order is often very chronological.

It usually moves from morning time to noon and afternoon and to evening.

And inside each sentence, the time often comes early.

Use it to describe the time between noon and evening.

Afternoon.

Popoludniu.

Say this for the period after work until nighttime.

Evening.

He was talking to a girl with a flock of black hair.

He was the kind you see driving a Cadillac convertible down Sunset Boulevard on a hot Sunday afternoon.

afternoon.No wonder the Lion's cigar was out.

It was wet on both ends.

Well, well, come in, Reagan, come in.

Time-specific salutations like good morning, good afternoon, and good evening add politeness at the start of an email.

Good morning, good afternoon, good evening.

Guten Morgen, guten Nachmittag, gute Nacht.

Saying, I hope this email finds you well, is a courteous opener that expresses goodwill before getting to the main point.

I hope this email finds you well.