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The Hksar Clarifies the Doubt: Is It Said 'Good Day' or 'Good Morning'? Is It Incorrect Either Way to Greet?
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“Good morning” is, almost always, the first thing that is said when arriving anywhere as a form of greeting. A courtesy formula that we repeat automatically, without stopping to think too much. Sometimes, the answer is “good day.” Or even the same expression is used when saying goodbye. And that’s when the doubt arises: are they equivalent? Is there one more correct way than another? What does the norm say?
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