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« Qu'est-ce qui te manque » translates to what are you missing. In English, this phrase can either mean "What are you not understanding", and the literal "What do you miss". Does the phrase in French have this same double meaning?

hey, if I want to say 6 pm, the following two which is right or both are right?

six-heures de l'après-midi

six-heures du soir 

thanks. :)

My studyplan is stuck on a bunch of A0 lessons even though most of them I have 100% in and I have 96% in A0 as a whole. I've taken multiple A1 quizzes and some A2s but it's yet to update.

I don't understand d'ou and when to use it or what it means 

why doesn't it change if there is more than one object? is there no plural version 

why do you use j' when saying j'habites not je habite 

hi, if i want to say 6 pm, which one below is correct? for me it’s a bit tricky: 

six heures du soir 

six heures de l’après-midi

thanks. :)

hey, i did a test: 

On a rendez-vous à_______. 

Not really a question but just a suggestion. It should be "I did a couple sets of abs". To my knowledge as someone who workouts and watch fitness contents, nobody says "series of some_exercise_name", only "sets of some_exercise_name".