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What does que tu vu fait demain mean?

This phrase is not grammatically correct in French. Here's why and a possible correction:

* "Que tu vu" is incorrect: The correct conjugation of the verb "voir" (to see) in the past tense, second person singular is "as vu."

* "fait" is grammatically correct: This means "done" or "made."

* "demain" is grammatically correct: This means "tomorrow."

Possible Meaning and Corrected Sentence:

The phrase likely intended to say something like:

* "What have you done tomorrow?"

However, this is still grammatically incorrect. A better, grammatically correct way to ask this in French would be:

"Qu'est-ce que tu as fait demain ?"

This literally translates to "What have you done tomorrow?", but the intended meaning is: "What are you going to do tomorrow?"

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