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How to Say "Good Afternoon" and "Welcome Aboard" in German

    • 1). Combine the words for "good and "afternoon" to say "guten tag". This phrase is most appropriately spoken between the hours of noon and 6 p.m.

    • 2). Say "good morning" by using the phrase "guten morgen". Say "good evening" with the phrase "guten abend".

    • 3). Use the German word for "welcome," which is "willkommen" with the word for "board," which is "bord" to say "willkommen an bord," or "welcome aboard".

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