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In Spanish, greetings like Buenos días, Buenas tardes, and Buenas noches follow the rules of gender agreement between the adjective and the noun:

Días ("days") is a masculine noun, so the adjective is Buenos.

Tardes ("afternoons") and noches ("nights") are feminine nouns, so the adjective is Buenas.

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Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

--questions--

--text--

Which greeting is Mateo using?

--answers--

Buenos días.

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This greeting is used in the morning, not in the afternoon.

Buenas noches.

--feedback--

This greeting is typically used at night or when going to bed.

¡Buenas!

--feedback--

This informal greeting can be used at any time but doesn’t specifically mean "good afternoon."

Buenas tardes.

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--explanation--

The phrase Buenas tardes is used to greet someone from noon until sunset.

It literally means “Good afternoon” or “Good evening”, depending on the time of day.

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        "text": "Hola, buenas tardes.",
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