"早上好！"

Translation: Good morning!

[JamesTWils]

Is this a common greeting?

[crush]

Yep. When you see someone in the morning you can say "早上好！" It's also common to just say "早！"

[Taufik_Rosman]

I usually use 早安 (zǎoān).

[ts11847]

Me too.

[DarknessOf2]

早安 is an alternative

[Dasani_WB]

Thanks for the information! But, how is it pronounced?

[tolunayo]

Zǎo ān

(Hint: you can paste into google translate and hit the speaker button to hear)

[HwangFooSh]

Not really. 早安 (zǎo ān) is used more frequently

[mFx888]

Yes, very

[cfdance101]

Worling in the north, Beijing in particular, tjis is the greeting most people use.

[blakeleaton]

I'd like to know as well

[Ella_Hillebrand]

Yes the literal meaning is morning good

[Swopt]

i learned 早上好 refers to early morning, like before 10 am. otherwise just 早.

[RobertoCon542434]

Really?

[Naph16]

早上好!
They system does not recognize this answer.
Thank you.

[1234betul]

Is it formal?

[Gabriella645593]

I wrote it in Indonesia, why is it false?

[SFflyer]

Because this is a Chinese lesson :D

[Juan_KW]

ahahaha.....

[Gelukservaring]

L I K E

[Ehsan_Mehmed]

Kursusnya Inggris - Mandarin. Jadi nerjemahinnya ke Inggris, bukan Indonesia.

[instagydrich]

Morning good? Chinese seems so dumb

[JackJones2411]

You could say that about English, chinese people might question why we put it the other way round. That is your point of view from a native english perspective. If you are to learn properly you need to get out of that mindset and realise that you only think its dumb because your language says it the other way round. There is no right way, as there is no right lànguage.