Multiple choice

Directions: Choose the right option for the underlined phrase. See you later.

  1. Ả tout à l'heure

  2. De rien

  3. Ả bien tôt

  4. Bonne journée
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Explanation

This is a French translation question. 'See you later' is commonly translated as 'À tout à l'heure' in French, which literally means 'to the hour' but is used as an informal parting. The other options mean: De rien (you're welcome/no problem), À bien tôt (incorrect phrasing), Bonne journée (have a good day).

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