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What is the meaning of french sentence sa va tu reste quelle

The French sentence "Sa va tu reste quelle" doesn't make grammatical sense. It's likely a misspelling or a combination of different phrases. Here's a breakdown of the potential issues:

* "Sa va" is an informal way to say "How are you?" or "How's it going?"

* "Tu reste" means "You stay" or "You remain".

* "Quelle" is a feminine adjective meaning "which" or "what" in a question.

There are a few possibilities for what the speaker intended to say:

1. "Ça va, tu restes quelle heure?" - This would mean "How are you? What time are you staying?" This assumes "quelle" is meant to be "quelle heure" (what time).

2. "Ça va, tu restes à quelle heure?" - This would mean "How are you? At what time are you staying?" This is a slightly more formal version of the above.

3. "Ça va, tu restes avec quelle ?" - This would mean "How are you? Who are you staying with?" This assumes "quelle" refers to a person.

Without more context, it's difficult to determine the intended meaning.

It's always helpful to consider the surrounding conversation or situation to figure out the meaning of a sentence.

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