大学で英語を学びたいって英語でなんて言うの？

Both of these answers tells someone that you would like to go to either college or university and study English. There are two main English study areas - English language and English literature. If you know what university or college you want to study at you could include that in the sentence and say "I would like to study English language at the university of Surrey."

We rarely use the word 'study' when referring to subjects we are undertaking at a learning institution. We prefer the verb 'to do' in the UK.

As we learn a new language, we may want to expand our language skills and take more courses in schools, colleges, and universities. If we want to mention that we would like to further our studies in this aspect, we could say some things such as: 1) I want to go to college/university to study English. 2) I want to study English at college/university.

When you want to explain that you want to study English at university level, then you can say: -I want to study English at a college -I want to major in English at university

In the first phrase, the word major implies that you are going to university and will be studying English. It is very commonly used between people. A: What are you majoring in? B: I'm majoring in English with a minor in Women's Studies. This means that your main studies are English Studies while registering for a few courses in Women's Studies. It is another way of saying Bachelor's Degree. Hope this helps!

You probably already study English at your school so this is a way to specifically state that when you are in university that you would like to study English. I hope that this helps :)

"I'd like to continue studying English at a university." You are currently studying English on your own so you can say, 'continue studying'. You can say college/ university for these examples. "I want to study English at university. " You can say this to be straightforward and say you want to study English during your time at university.

I am hoping to study English in college I intend to study English in college I will be studying English when I got to college. I have enrolled in an English course

These two phrases are very different and they mean the same thing. They both express a desire to do something however they will be used at two different times. The first phrase will be used within a daily conversation. This will be for a friend, someone on your level or a family member. However if you are being interviewed or you have to show respect in a formal setting you would use the latter phrase.