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Greetings & Introductions·Greetings by Time of Day
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Rule reminder

Use Buongiorno in the morning/daytime, Buonasera in the evening, and Buonanotte only when saying goodnight before sleep.

Greetings by Time of Day1 / 10

Which of the following means 'good evening'?

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