どうだった？って英語でなんて言うの？

If you asked a friend if they had a good time, and they just got back from a trip, it is implied that it is the trip you are asking about. You can also use the following phrases: - How was it? - How was your trip? - What all did you do? - Where all did you go?

You could ask your friend: "Did you have a good time on your trip?" Depending on how your friend is feeling, they may just give a short response, or elucidate considerably on some of the details. To gather a more informative response you could try: "I want to hear all about your trip!" The openness of this invitation encourages a detailed answer.

"How did it go?" is a very easy and simple way to ask for information...quickly:-) There is no need to make things complex! "Your trip to NY...how did it go?"

1)How did your trip go? - This means you want the details of how the trip went. Whether they had a great time or not and the experiences they had etc 2)Did you enjoy your trip? - This is a direct way to ask them about their trip. Whether they enjoyed or not.

Asking how did your trip go? This would be asking them to tell you if they had fun or not on there trip. If you was to ask what interested you the most, This would be asking them to tell you what there favourite part was.

"How was your trip?" This is a question to ask where you are expecting a neutral response. The answer here could either be yes or no and you would follow up with questions to get more information about the trip you are asking about. "Did you enjoy the trip?" This is when you assume that the other person will respond in the affirmative and confirm that the trip was good for them and that they had a good time. "Was your trip enjoyable?" This is also an appropriate way to find out if someone had an entertaining trip. enjoyable = An activity or occasion giving delight or pleasure. e.g "They had an enjoyable afternoon"

To ask about someones trip, simply ask them "How was your trip?". Depending on your answer you can ask follow up questions to them. "How was it?" is casual and it means that we already know you are talking about their trip. "How was your vacation?" is an easy and polite way to welcome them back and to be interested in knowing how their vacation was, if it was a vacation.

a formal way to ask this would be to say "tell me about your travels? the other two examples are less formal

"How was your trip?" and "Did you enjoy your trip?" these are commonly used expressions when asking how someones trip,holiday,vacation etc. was. When using 'enjoying' you are implying that if they had fun/had a good time.

When someone we know goes on a trip, we know that they are excited and we are excited with them! They might be traveling abroad for the first time or they might be traveling within the country. Either way, traveling is fun and it is a great way to learn new things and meet new people. When they arrive back home and you would like to ask how the trip was, you can use the sentences above. Tell me everything asks for an answer with more detail, it is not only about discussing how the trip was but also about all other experiences from the trip that they would like to share. "It is so good to have you back home Sue, tell me everything about your trip!"