どんな大学生活を送ってましたか？って英語でなんて言うの？

Everybody spends their college life differently, some students like to party all the time, some separates their time between party and studies and others only concentrate on their studies full-time, but everyone has stories to share about their experiences at college.

1. You ask the question. 2. You state that college life was a lot of fun but use voice intonation to make it into a question. You could do the same by adding a question tag: "I guess college life was a lot of fun, wasn't it?" 3. You are asking someone if they enjoyed life at college. A "Did you enjoy life at college?" B "Yep, it was a blast!" Blast = a lot of fun

The time we had learning at university /college are often described as our "College days":-D Not everyone had a great time, since there was a great deal of pressure to succeed! However most of us will still have many fond memories! "I had a bit of a tough time at university...Tell me about your college days?"

These are different ways to ask about someone's college life. They are open ended questions which allow the person to go into detail about their college life. "Tell me about your college experience(s)" would be good to ask, but you can make the question more detailed by asking about something specific. For example: tell me more about your time in college residence while you were in college. That way they know that you want to know specifically about their life off-campus.

College can refer to any form of further education, not just university. Asking about college life, further education or university will depend on the individual student's circumstances. Many people enjoy sharing their college experiences and will happily tell you which institute they attended and what the lifestyle was like. After all, many people go on to further education to enjoy themselves and meet new people as well as expand their education.

When you ask someone a question using 'how', they need to describe the manner or way that something happens. For example if you ask someone 'how are you?' they need to describe they way in which they are feeling, so they will say something like 'I am fine/ I am tired/ I am so happy'. 'How' is a very important word when you are looking for details and explanations. When you ask someone whether they are a book worm or life of the party, you are giving them two extremes. A lot of people study and also party while in university, there are very few that ONLY study or ONLY party. When you ask someone a question using two extremes, for example 'is your hair very long or are you bald?', they need to explain to you where they are on your scale, for example 'my hair is not very long, it is shoulder length'. When you ask someone the question 'what' they need to describe or mention details. If you ask someone what they did in college, they will tell you the things they were doing. For example 'I spent my time studying in college/ I spent my time drinking with friends in college'