From the Latin vespertinus, vespertino is an adjective referring to that which belongs to or refers to the afternoon. The afternoon, however, is the second part of the day. It starts at noon and ends at sunset (so it follows in the morning and unfolds before the evening).
Activities or events that take place in the afternoon are called evening activities (Afternoon Mass, Night Football Associations, Night Race, Afternoon Newspaper, etc.). Sometimes these activities or products are usually just called afternoon or evening. For example: “Did you read at night? Let’s say the president will resign in the next few hours”, “I have tickets for the night theater function”, “I’ll bet a hundred pesos in the afternoon”, “I just saw on TV that there were four winners in the night draw of the National Lottery”.
Night fulfills a similar function to other adjectives such as morning (which occurs or is done in the morning, that is, it is linked to the early hours of the day) or nocturnal (which occurs at night or is linked to the hours of that part of the day). This adjective, which provides essential information about activities that take place at different times of the day, is also used by training centers to refer to the different possible times offered for each course; in this case, not only the schedule changes, but also the program (the layout of the subjects and the topics to be covered in each cycle). It is worth mentioning that not everyone can study in the morning (time adopted by most); children and adults need more than one option to accommodate their activities efficiently and productively. Traditionally, primary and secondary education for people up to 17 years old does not have a night schedule, but rather in the morning and in the evening. As for adult education, whether people who need to complete basic studies or who are studying higher or higher education, the three possibilities are, with some exceptions and particularities, depending on the educational institution. As adults typically take on the responsibility of working a few days a week to earn their money, they don’t enjoy a child’s freedom of time. With regard to newspapers and their different paths throughout the day, the word night certainly evokes a part of the culture that has been fading in recent years, in search of different initiatives typical of modernity, such as free newspapers or digital versions. of payments. (available free of charge on the Internet). Reading the news is and has always been a kind of ritual for many people, even more so in the age of the press.
Among the lovers of printed newspapers, there are several profiles that are easily distinguished: on the one hand, there are those who have their favorite edition, whether due to time availability or personal tastes, and who wait every day for their trusted distributor to receive the thrown, as one who anxiously awaits a piece of bread; In the same way, there are people who, for lack of time, put off reading until the weekend, when they carry out the arduous task of reviewing the morning or evening of the seven days together. The Internet has made split racing unnecessary, as it allows for second-by-second upgrades without increasing the cost of production and avoiding the need to discard old versions or unsold numbers. It is a revolution that even today continues to seek a more defined form, trying to attract those who have not yet discovered it or who do not understand its advantages, among which is a greater respect for nature.