How to Say ‘Afternoon; pm.’ in Japanese
午後
gogo
[goh-goh]
💬 Usage Tip: [午後] is PM/afternoon. AM is [午前]. Time format: [午後3時].
🇯🇵 In Japan: Appointment times in Japan are often given as windows like [午後] or [午後1時〜3時], especially for repair visits.
Phrase Breakdown
午後
gogo
[goh-goh]
afternoon; p.m.
Used for arranging a time window for inspection/repair (e.g., 今日の午後).
午後なら在宅しています。
If it’s the afternoon, I’ll be home.
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