就活はどんな感じ？って英語でなんて言うの？

>Is the job hunting still going well? >Any good news on your job hunting? *Example You:Hi, Him: Hello. You:Is the job hunting still going well? *Example You:Hi friend Him: Hello dear You:Any good news on your job hunting?

You could simply ask: "Did you find any possible jobs (or vacancies) yet?" Or, more generally and requiring explanation: "How's your job search?" An informal way of asking is:"What's it like on the job-hunting front?" We use the epression "What's it like on the ________ front?" when enquiring in a friendly way about something: "What's it like on the love life front recently?" "Not so good. We split up and she met someone else the next day!" "Oh dear! Bad luck!"

"How's the job hunting going?" is a informal way to ask someone you know about their job hunting.

When you want to check with someone who is looking for work how the search is going, then you can say: -How is the search for work? -Any luck with the job hunt? -How is the job hunting going?

Two common expressions used in this situation would be "job hunting" and "job search". You can say any of the following statements: How's the job search going? How's it going job hunting? How's your search for a job going? How's job hunting?