It is well agreed amongst the etymologists that "good-bye" directly derives from the phrase "[May] God be with ye."
Through similar routes The Oxford English Dictionary indicates that "Good morning" and "Good night" derive from "[May] God give you [a] good night." and "[May] God give you [a] good day."
It is an old Irish saying for "Good Morning," but it usually means the Top of The Morning is dawn. (The actual saying was Top o' the mornin'- an Irish accent.)To which you should reply... and the balance of the day to you!
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The phrases "good morning" and "good night" come from English-speaking cultures as common greetings used to wish someone a good start to the day or a good rest at night, respectively. These expressions are considered polite and are often used in casual and formal settings to acknowledge someone's presence or departure.
Judy Garland
Australians simply say "good morning".
No, saying "good morning" is not required but it is a polite gesture to greet someone in the morning. It shows respect and friendliness towards the person you are greeting.
Mang farase
i prefer saying both and i would say good night. night night is too babyish.
Bakhair Means Good...we use Bakhair when we says good morning or good night Good morning - Subha Bakhair Good Night - Shab Bakhair
Mornin'
You can greet children in the morning in Maori by saying "Morena" which means good morning.