Multiple choice general knowledge foreign languages

Have a nice day!

  1. oixante

  2. Bonne journee

  3. Excusez-moi

  4. Larousse or
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The correct answer is 'Bonne journee' (B), which means 'Have a nice day!' in French. Option A 'oixante' appears to be a typo or incomplete, option C 'Excusez-moi' means 'Excuse me,' and option D 'Larousse or' seems to be incomplete text. Only B matches the meaning of the English phrase.

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