"Good evening, Samia! Good evening to you, Rania!"

Translation: مَساء اَلْخَيْر يا سامْية! مَساء اَلْنّور يا رانْيا!

[ziliya]

I was aware that the 2nd sentence is the standard reply to the first - when it comes to mornings, but why the phrase "an evening of light" makes sense is beyond me.

[Elisabeth177506]

maybe because a dark night without any light can be frightening

[aamirghanchi]

The correct answer was not accepted because it did not match the misplaced location of the exclamation mark

[ElissaAbiN]

it is not correct because good evening is مساء الخير

[Bill128355]

It will not let me choose the first option ver frustrating