How to wish good morning in italy?

Question

How to wish good morning in italy?

Answer 1

Buongiorno- Good morning

Ciao- Hello

Salve- Hi

Saluti- Greetings

those are some greetings i can think of

Answer 2

buon giorno=good morning

buon pomeriggio=good afternoon

buona sera=good evening

buona notte=good night

but between friends you can tell Ciao or Salve......

Answer 3

Buongiorno! (Literally: Goodmorning)

Answer 4

buon giorno!

Answer 5

Or, more casually, 'giorno!

Answer 6

actually...it depends....if u meet some1 u say "buongiorno!",but if u'r leaving and u want to wish "a nice morning further" u say "buona giornata" even if "giorno" and "giornata" mean both "day" eheh.....

morning is "mattina2 in italian,but we don't say "good morning",we say "good day" meaning morning.....

once 12 r passed u'r supposed to be saying "buona sera" or "buon pomeriggio".....sera would be better to be said after 4pm,but no one is gonna mind u using it earlier :)

Answer 7

"BUONGIORNO" is the best way & the correct translation of "GOOD MORNING"

More informal, for example ,between friends you can say " CIAO " in any moment of the day!

Answer 8

" Buongiorno"...Many time you will hear also "ben alzata signorina "  It means " I hope you have had a good rising.miss " It is a kind wish...We use this at breakfast or when we see a person coming out his bed-room...

But after an our don't use this word...In shops an in all occasions is bettar use " buongiorno" so you are in safe !!

roger 21 from italy answers...