Anytime after noon update#

Noon refers to 12pm (exact midday) and the time just around it. The actual time is variable, although you will probably provoke a laugh from working people if you refer to any time after 7am in that way (and probably any time after 6am). Very early morning is sometimes known as 'the small hours' (or any regional variant of those words). Morning refers to any time before noon, so 1am is still the morning. Midnight 23:00 1:00 midnight snack Good nightĭawn refers to the time around the actual solar event that is sunrise. Mid-morning 9:00 11:59 elevenses/ Good morningĪfternoon 12:00 17:00 lunch/ Good afternoon

Anytime after noon update#

I'll update the table to reflect the answers: Part Begin End Meal Greeting I would like to know each part of a day, its corresponding food term (like lunch, supper, etc.), and its corresponding greeting words, thanks. My teacher never told us to use the word noon, and good noon seems never used by anyone. I would like to complete the list, especially the part after the morning but before the afternoon. You see, I've missed some parts of a day, I may be not correct on the time boundaries of each part, though. The meal during this time is called supper Night, maybe 9pm–11pm? However, Good night means 'have a good sleep'.Evening, maybe 6pm–9pm? The food for the evening is called dinner.Afternoon, maybe 2pm–4pm? People greet each other Good afternoon!.Noon, maybe 11am–1pm? The food is called lunch.Morning, maybe 6am–9am? The food for the morning is called breakfast.I have learnt these words so far, please correct me if I'm wrong: