How do you say good morning student in Japanese?

There isn't a single perfect translation for "Good morning, student" in Japanese that captures the nuance of addressing a student specifically. The best approach depends on the context and your relationship with the student. Here are a few options:

* おはようございます (Ohayou gozaimasu): This is the standard greeting for "Good morning." It's perfectly polite and acceptable to use with students, but it doesn't specifically address them as students.

* おはようございます、皆さん (Ohayou gozaimasu, minasan): This means "Good morning, everyone" and is suitable for addressing a class.

* おはようございます、生徒の皆さん (Ohayou gozaimasu, seitono minasan): This translates to "Good morning, everyone (students)." It's more formal and explicitly addresses them as students. However, it might sound a bit stiff depending on the setting.

For most situations, simply using おはようございます (Ohayou gozaimasu) is perfectly appropriate and polite. Only use the more specific options if you need to emphasize that you're speaking to students.