"Bonjour" means "hello", right? Why can't you say it at night?
In this video, I'm explaining the difference between "bonjour" and "bonsoir".
Both are used to greet people but not a the same time of the day.
Say "Bonjour" until the end of the afternoon and "bonsoir" once the evening starts.
Bonjour is a greeting and only a greeting at the difference of "bonsoir" that can be used to say good bye in the evening and evening ONLY.
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