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How do you say at two oclock tonight in french?

There are a couple of ways to say "at two o'clock tonight" in French, depending on the context and level of formality:

Formal:

* À deux heures du matin. (This is the most literal translation and the most formal way to say it.)

Informal:

* À deux heures ce soir. (This is a more common and informal way to say it.)

You can also use:

* À deux heures dans la nuit. (This is another way to say it in a more casual way.)

Important Note:

In French, "du matin" (of the morning) and "du soir" (of the evening) are used to differentiate between times before and after midday.

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