How do you say afternoon in Tagalog?

There are two ways to say "afternoon" in Tagalog, depending on the context:

* Hapon: This is the most common and literal translation, meaning "afternoon" as a time period.

* Tanghali: This refers to the "noon" or "midday" time period, which can sometimes overlap with the afternoon.

Here's a breakdown:

* Good afternoon: Magandang hapon (formal) or Hapon po (informal)

* Afternoon class: Klase sa hapon

* Afternoon snack: Merienda (this is a Filipino term for afternoon snacks)

So, when you're unsure, using hapon is always a safe bet.