How to Say ‘Good evening/night’ in Portuguese
Boa noite
boa noi-te
[boa noi-te]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: Boa noite is used both when greeting someone in the evening and when saying goodnight as you leave. Context tells you which one it means.
Phrase Breakdown
Boa
[boa]
good
Used to express positive quality.
Tenha uma boa viagem.
Have a good trip.
noite
[noi-te]
night
Period of darkness from sunset to sunrise.
A noite está fria.
The night is cold.
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