"Коли тобі було весело?"

Translation: When did you have fun?

[ViGor72]

"Коли ти почувався щасливим?" IMHO this translation is much better appropriate for this sentence.

[PerunBolt]

This is a question for the psychiatrist.

[UteEff]

Isn't "весело" rather "cheerful" than "happy"?

[PerunBolt]

"Коли тобі було весело?" actually means "When were you cheerful/happy?"

For a physician to ask a patient a question to gage their mental health would be more like this:

"Коли був останний раз ви були щасливі/веселі?"
("When was the last time you were happy/cheerful?")

Or, "Коли було останний раз ви відчувалися щасливим/веселим?"
("When was the last time you felt happy/cheerful?"

'Веселий (m)/ весела (f)/ веселе (n)', 'веселі' (pl.) can mean:
'happy', "cheerful', 'funny'.

Happy = щасливий; веселий.
Cheerful = веселий
Joyful= радісний
Fortunate = щасливий.

[nadine29]

Why було?

[Artem440013]

Why answer "When was you having fun" was incorrect?

[RandallMiles]

The correct English would be "When were you having fun" though I don't know if that would be accepted or not.