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What does que dia es ayer fue mean?

The phrase "que dia es ayer fue" in Spanish is grammatically incorrect and doesn't make much sense. Here's why and what it likely means:

* Incorrect Structure: The phrase is a combination of the interrogative "que dia es" (what day is it) and the past tense "ayer fue" (yesterday was). You can't directly combine these phrases.

* Likely Meaning: The intended meaning is likely "What day was yesterday?"

Here's how you'd say that correctly in Spanish:

* ¿Qué día fue ayer?

Explanation:

* ¿Qué? - What?

* día - day

* fue - was (past tense of "ser")

* ayer - yesterday

Let me know if you have any other Spanish phrases you'd like help with!

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