最高だった英語

"最高" in Japanese means "best" or "top" in English. If you're looking for the English phrase that corresponds to "最高だった" in Japanese, it would be "It was the best."

The Japanese phrase "最高だった" consists of "最高" (sakai), which means "the best," and "だった" (datta), which is the past tense of the copula "だ" (da). Together, "最高だった" indicates that something was the best at some point in the past.

In English, you could use this phrase to express that something was the best at a particular time in the past. For example:

• "The concert last night was the best I've ever been to."
• "That meal was the best I've ever had."
• "My vacation in Hawaii was the best vacation ever."

These sentences convey the idea that at the time of the concert, meal, or vacation, they were the best experiences the speaker had ever had.