 But in general the time-specific greetings are: Godmorgen 'good morning' , around 6 AM - 10 AM God formiddag literally 'good pre-noon' , around 9 AM - 12 AM Goddag 'good day' , around 10 AM - 6 PM God eftermiddag 'good afternoon' , around 1 PM - 6 PM Godaften 'good evening' , around 6 PM - 12 AM Godnat 'good night' , said whenever the listener is going to go to sleep .
<coherence>  But in general the time-specific greetings are: Godmorgen 'good morning' , around 6 AM - 10 AM God formiddag literally 'good pre-noon' , around 9 AM - 12 AM Goddag 'good day' , around 10 AM - 6 PM God eftermiddag 'good afternoon' , around 1 PM - 6 PM Godaften 'good evening' , around 6 PM - 12 AM Godnat 'good night' , said whenever the listener is going to go to sleep .
 But in general the time-specific greetings are: Godmorgen 'good morning' , around 6 AM - 10 AM God formiddag literally 'good pre-noon' , around 9 AM - 12 AM Goddag 'good day' , around 10 AM - 6 PM God eftermiddag 'good afternoon' , around 1 PM - 6 PM ), Godaften ( 'good evening' , around 6 PM - 12 AM Godnat 'good night' , said whenever the listener is going to go to sleep .