Translation of "Guten morgen sagen" in English

May you say good morning!

May I say good morning, Lieutenant? Oh...

They just want to say good morning.

Just calling to say... good morning.

Whoa. Promise me you'll say hi to me in that voice every morning.

Because I want to be the first to greet you every morning.

How I hated saying "Good morning, Dukat".

I ought to say good morning.

I didn't get a chance to say good morning.

I just wanted to say good morning. So far so good.

I just wanted to say, "Good morning, and have a lovely day."

I'd say good morning, but I think I'm probably wrong.

I was just saying good morning.

Would it kill you to say good morning when you call?

Such a nice way of saying good morning.

In future, to avoid confusion, why don't you just say "Good morning" in English.

I would say good morning, but it's the middle of the night.

Good morning, Mr. B. Say, what's the matter with that dog of yours?

We've walked across to give you good morning, but, faith... it seems we've interrupted some business of yours.

I'm afraid to look him in the eye, say good morning the wrong way, give him cause to put a hole through my head.

Carol, baby, I just called you to say good morning and have a good day, you know.

Like saying good morning to colleagues on my way to the office where I worked every day.

Shortly afterwards, our Newfoundland dog come rushing into our bedroom to wish us a “Good Morning” their own way.

I was notorious for not talking to my family for days, even leaving for school without saying good morning.

In Germany and France, you won't see locals walking around, saying "Guten Morgen" or "Bonjour" and smiling at people.

The rural folk would always say good morning and normally stop and talk about the weather or the dog or anything and nothing, simply to acknowledge each other's existence.

If you get in late, you'll feel like you don't have time to say hi to people.

Who can come to terms with nature, tranquility and peace should perhaps say sometimes soon, "Good morning Sundarbans"...

To say hello, there is nothing like the classic and universal Hola (hello). If you intend to advance to the next level, you can use Buenos días (good morning) in the morning, Buenas tardes (good afternoon) from 12:00 and Buenas noches (good evening) as soon as the sun sets.