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Good night vs have a good evening

Both "good night" and "have a good evening" are correct phrases, but they are used in different contexts. "Good night" is commonly used as a farewell when someone is going to bed or leaving for the night. On the other hand, "have a good evening" is used earlier in the evening to wish someone well for the rest of the night.

Last updated: March 31, 2024

Good night

This phrase is correct and commonly used as a farewell when someone is going to bed or leaving for the night.

It is used to wish someone a good night's sleep or to say goodbye for the evening.

Examples:

  • She said good night and went to bed.
  • Good night, see you tomorrow!
  • Good night messages for the family. Send a personalized message to say goodnight to your parents, siblings, grandparents, or extended family members. Whether ...

Alternatives:

  • Sweet dreams
  • Sleep well
  • Nighty night
  • Bedtime for me
  • Time to hit the hay

have a good evening

This phrase is correct and is used to wish someone well earlier in the evening for the rest of the night.

It is used to wish someone a pleasant evening or to say goodbye before the night progresses.

Examples:

  • Before leaving the office, she said, 'Have a good evening!'
  • Have a good evening and enjoy your dinner.
  • Anyway, have a good evening.
  • You have a good evening, sir. I doubt it.
  • And have a good evening.
  • Thank you. EDISON: And have a good evening.
  • Have a good evening, doctor.
  • Have a good evening, gentlemen.
  • You have a good evening.
  • Well... have a good evening.
  • Have a good evening, sir.
  • Well, have a good evening, Mowbray.
  • You have a good evening too.
  • From all of us here at News 10, have a good evening.
  • Thank you, have a good evening.
  • "From all of us here at Metro News One, have a good evening."
  • Have a good evening, Muzaffer.
  • Have a good evening, Dr. Holden.
  • Have a good evening, Julie, and a safe ride home.
  • Have a good evening, all right?
  • Have a good evening and get some rest
  • I say, "Have a good evening, Mr. Broadus."

Alternatives:

  • Enjoy your evening
  • Have a great night
  • Wishing you a pleasant evening
  • Good night ahead
  • Enjoy the rest of your night

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