When do you starting wishing people Good Shabbos?

Starting Motzei Shabbos.

Shrag1613; Let me bend your topic a little bit. Since most of us (at least myself and the people I know.) are not in the Madrega of R. Chaim of CZernowice (Chernowitz), Author of the Sefer Be’er Mayim Chaim who, legend has it that he literally started feeling the Kedusha of the approaching Shabbos on Tuesday evening. I am speaking about saying “A Good Shabbos” on Shabbos. When you approach some people (In B.P.) who you don’t know, and say “A good Shabbos” they look at you as if you were mistakenly dropped on this Earth by the space shuttle on the way back from the moon.

Shrag1613; I once saw someone walking with an Esrog & Lulav, a couple of weeks after Sukkos. So, I asked him “Where are they up to, in your Shul. Shachris or MussaF?!”

I had a teacher in seminary who only taught us on Sunday and Monday, and after her class on Monday she would wish us a good Shabbos. This put us all in panic mode because it reminded us that we had to find a place to go for Shabbos.

Well it depends. To my parents I’d imagine I started around 5 or so. To strangers, well I was a shy child, so I didn’t really start saying Good Shabbos until much later.

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boredstiff, 1st of all when you say, “I think peaple of bored if they post such questions” your username makes me think that you are one of those people. Also I don’t know about you but I think people are bored if they are just hanging around in the coffee room. They don’t even need a to post a question like this. They need to just be here!

blueprints speak for yourself when you say “we like that one”.

Usually on Thursday, often on Wednesday night, and always on Friday AND Shabbos itself. We set our candles for the leichter for the next Shabbos, as soon as it is Motzai Shabbos.

@ derech hamelech~ cute answer