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"As-tu as bien dormi ?" or "As-tu passé une bonne nuit ?" would be the commonest phrases for "how was your night" in French. If you are supposed not to have slept but have an active night instead (working, partying), it could be more literally "Comment s'est passée ta nuit ?"

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