一番好きなテレビ番組なんでした？って英語でなんて言うの？

When watching films or TV everyone enjoys different things so you might want to know what their favouriate TV program was 'What was your favourite TV program' is the best way to ask this to find out what you want to know

"What's your favorite TV show?" can be asked if you want to know a person's TV program they like to watch is.

In order to find out from someone what their favourite television program is that they use to watch previously, you can simply state "What was your favourite TV show that you use to watch a lot of?". This shows that you are referring to programs from a previous time in their life.

Hi! It depends, I would ask it differently depending on the situation and on the answer I want. 1) If I want to know which episode was their favorite from a tv program we both watched I would say: "Remember the show "(name of tv program)" that we used to watch, which episode was your favorite?" OR 2) If I want to know out of all the tv shows in existence, which one was their favorite I would ask: " What was or is your favorite tv show?"

"What was your favorite TV program back in the day?" "back in the day" is a bit of slang meaning some years ago "What did you used to watch on TV?" "What was your all-time favorite show on TV?" All the expressions above are referring to show or programs that you watched on TV when you were younger. We all have a variety of genres that we liked watching on TV and our taste changes as we grow older. Some of us outgrow certain things that we liked watching as children but now that we are grown up, we don't seem to enjoy it anymore.

When talking about TV that you used to watch. you want to ask someone what their favorite TV program was. The above suggestions are appropriate for that case.

What was your favorite TV program? **The most straight forward way of asking the question. Tell me, what's your TV program of choice? **Can be used if you are talking about your favorite TV program, and would like the other person to tell you what theirs is.

Everyone who watches TV has a program they enjoy most. If you would like to find out which program someone likes most, use the sentences above. Some people enjoy watching movies and so they usually tune into the movie channels whereas some people like cartoons or documentaries. Favorite: something you like the most.

When referring to television programs, they're most commonly referred to as "TV shows" or "TV series". These shows or series generally are made up of "seasons", set periods of time the program is aired or runs on TV. These usually last for a year. So you'll most likely hear people refer to certain "seasons" of a TV show (i.e. season one, season two, etc.) So, to ask someone what their favorite television program is, you ask "What's your favorite TV show?" or "what's your favorite TV series?" Either is acceptable, and these are natural and commonly understood ways to ask.

You should always ask about a time frame when asking these questions. Because peoples favourite TV shows and movies always change when they get older. So its important to always state the time you mean when you ask this question. e.g. 'What was your favourite TV show last year?' OR 'what is your favourite TV show now?'

when trying to ask someone what their favorite TV program is, you can just say something as simple as "What's your favorite TV show?". By using the word "what" in your sentence, you turn the sentence into a question therefore asking whomever it is what their favorite TV show is.

What was your favorite television show? - This sentence is past tense, referring to a favorite television show of the past. This sentence can be used in conversation to inquire about a tv show/program the person used to enjoy. What used to be your favorite television show? - In this sentence, the word "used to be" describes an activity that took place in the past. The word "used to be" means "was" in this question sentence. Example: I "used to be" a student at Harvard University. = I "was" a student at Harvard University. I "used to be" happy, until I got married. Now I'm extravagantly (very) happy. = I "was" happy until I got married. Now I'm extravagantly (very) happy.

If you was asking them what program was there best from the past you would say "What was your favourite TV program?" But if you wanted to ask in a way you mean now you would say "What is your favourite program?".

"What was your favorite TV show?", can be used to ask someone what TV program he/she enjoyed the most in the past. The verb, "was", refers to the past. A word that is commonly used for, "TV program", is "show". Use, "TV", before the word, "show", to refer to a television program. It is not necessary to use, "TV", before, "show", if it has already been stated that the topic of conversation is television. "Which TV show did you like the most?", is another way to ask for the information mentioned above. The verbs, "did like", refer to the past. "TV show", refers to the program on television. By using, "the most", one can express the same idea that is expressed by the word, "favorite". "Which TV show was your favorite?", can also be used to ask someone which TV program he/she enjoyed the most in the past. The verb, "was", refers to the past. The word, "favorite", refers to the TV program that a person enjoyed the most out of all the TV programs he used to watch. All of these questions are commonly used in conversation.

We can use these to find out the TV programs they liked to watch

What was your favourite TV show growing up?' 'Growing up' refers to the past and so implies that you are asking them what their favourite TV show used to be. Using 'was' rather than 'is' is important here as it is using the past tense and therefore you are asking about their previous favourite TV programme, rather than a current one.