question 6 of 10\nwhich of the following expressions has the same meaning as the sentence: jai mal au…

question 6 of 10\nwhich of the following expressions has the same meaning as the sentence: jai mal au foie?\na. jai mal à la main.\nb. jai mal à la jambe.\nc. jai mal au pied.\nd. jai mal au ventre.

question 6 of 10\nwhich of the following expressions has the same meaning as the sentence: jai mal au foie?\na. jai mal à la main.\nb. jai mal à la jambe.\nc. jai mal au pied.\nd. jai mal au ventre.

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Brief Explanations:

"J'ai mal au foie" means "I have a pain in the liver". "J'ai mal à la main" means "I have a pain in the hand", "J'ai mal à la jambe" means "I have a pain in the leg", "J'ai mal au pied" means "I have a pain in the foot", "J'ai mal au ventre" means "I have a pain in the stomach". None of the options have the same meaning as the given sentence. But if we assume there is a mis - understanding and we just consider body - part pain expressions, none match the liver. However, if we go by the closest in structure of body - part pain expression, this is a language - related question about French language meaning.

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None of the above options have the same meaning as "J'ai mal au foie".