Reply To: Things that people do wrong – halachically

saying good morning and good night on shabbos a Flatbush machla

What is wrong with that?

I often say “good night” to Eeees or the kids before going to bed on any day of the week (including Shabbos).

I say good morning/afternoon/evening to someone on Shabbos if I see that they are not Jewish (If they are, I say “good Shabbos.”)

Please provide a source (pun intended) that saying “good morning” or “good night” on Shabbos is forbidden.

The Wolf