"comment as-tu passé ta journée hier après-midi"
"Yesterday afternoon" is the correct phrase to use. The word "yesterday" refers to a specific day in the past, while "last afternoon" might suggest a more general reference to the previous afternoon.
yesterday in French: hier the day before yesterday: avant-hier
Slightly longer than it takes for it to grow; e.g., if you're planting a one-day crop, it will take approximately one day to wither. So if you planted corn yesterday afternoon, it will be ready this afternoon, and will wither tomorrow afternoon.
At the end of the afternoon - after school
Literally, "le jour après hier"
3h25 a day.
A French student typically has a morning break, a lunch break, and an afternoon break, making a total of three breaks in a day.
Le goûter means the afternoon snack that children have at the end of the school day.
Let Yesterday=-1 Today=0 Tomorrow=1 the day after yesterday=(-1)+1=0=Today the day before the day after yesterday=(-1)+[(-1)+1]=(-1)=Yesterday !!! Answer = Yesterday
The correct form is What day was yesterday because yesterday implies past tense.
"Everyone needed a day off to recover from the soiree." "Soiree" usually means an all afternoon party, it derives from the French word for "afternoon".
Comment je passe ma journée