Is it correct to say "Good morning, or at least from where I am right now" when greeting a person you're not sure of time zone?
I'm from Vietnam and say I am talking with people from different parts of the globe and I'm not so particular with their current locations, can I use this phrase to greet them? And if it is, is it grammatically correct.
Yes, that is grammatically correct. Although it could be easier to say something like “Hello! I hope you are having a great day!”
It is grammatical, but it’s not clear what it means. If you said that to me, I would be more likely to interpret it as “I don’t know if it’s good where you are” rather than “I don’t know if it’s morning where you are.”
“I’m having a good morning, but I don’t know if you are” makes it sound like you think the other person might be having a lousy morning, which could be interpreted as an insult.
You could just say “Good morning” and hope that the person has a basic understanding of time zones, or you could just say something different like “Hello!”
