"Good evening / good afternoon" in Greek, used from early afternoon onwards.
Kalispera (καλησπέρα) literally means "good evening" and is used from roughly 14:00 onwards in Greek. It works as both a greeting and a parting line. After dark some speakers switch to kalinihta (good night), but only at the very end of an interaction.
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