Good night in Spanish 🇪🇸

Noches

Night = noches and is feminine, be sure to use buenas and not buenos. Buenas noches!

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Remembering Buenos vs buenas

Day….dude (o) goodAS afternoon => buenas tarde. GoodAS night => buenas noches

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Sentence info.

“Buenas noches” in Spanish literally translates to “good nights.” It’s the standard way to say “good night” either when greeting someone in the evening or when saying goodbye at night. The phrase is formed as follows:

– “Buenas” is the feminine plural form of “bueno,” which means “good.” It’s plural because it’s a customary expression, similar to “good days” (buenos días) or “good afternoons” (buenas tardes).

– “Noches” is the plural form of “noche,” which means “night.” Spanish often uses the plural where English uses the singular when it comes to time of day greetings.

To remember “Buenas noches,” you might think of it as a courteous way to wish someone well during the nighttime hours and link it to the English “good night.”

Alternate ways to say “Good night” in Spanish could include:

– “Feliz noche” – Happy night
– “Que descanses” – (May you) rest
– “Que tengas una buena noche” – (May you) have a good night
– “Descansa” – Rest
– “Hasta mañana” – See you tomorrow (if you’re implying you’ll see them the next day)

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