good morning in Latin
good morning in Latin is salvē — good morning means a polite greeting used on meeting someone before about midday.
good morning in Latin
salvē
Used as a greeting when meeting someone for the first time in the morning.
What does "good morning" mean?
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interjection A polite greeting used on meeting someone before about midday.
"Good morning — take a seat, she'll be with you shortly."
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interjection A formal farewell said in the morning, now dated and slightly curt.
"'Good morning to you,' he said, and closed the door."
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good morning in a sentence
- Good morning — take a seat, she'll be with you shortly.
- He said good morning to every neighbour on the walk to the station.
- 'Good morning to you,' he said, and closed the door.
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What is "good morning" in Latin?
"good morning" in Latin is salvē. good morning means: A polite greeting used on meeting someone before about midday.
How do you use "good morning" in a sentence?
Example: "Good morning — take a seat, she'll be with you shortly." In Latin, "good morning" is salvē.
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