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晚安 (wan3 an1) literally means "good night" and is used as a farewell greeting when parting with someone at night. It is commonly used in spoken language and is considered a polite and friendly way to bid someone farewell before going to bed.
再见 (zai4 jian4) literally means "see you again" and is used as a general farewell greeting. It can be used at any time of the day and is not specific to nighttime. It is also commonly used in spoken language and is considered a polite and friendly way to say goodbye.
The main difference between 晚安 and 再见 is the time of day in which they are used. 晚安 is specifically used at night, while 再见 can be used at any time.
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晚安！(wan3 an1) is primarily used as a farewell phrase, meaning "Good night!" in English. It is commonly used when saying goodbye to someone before going to bed or at the end of the day. It can also be used as a way to wish someone a peaceful and restful night.
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晚安！ (wǎn ān !) is an expression used to wish someone a good night. It is appropriate to use this expression when saying goodbye to someone at night, either in person or over the phone or online. It is also appropriate to use this expression when signing off from a conversation or message, such as in an email or text message. It is not appropriate to use this expression in a formal setting, such as in a business meeting or in a formal letter.
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