Me so confused with this sentence, Please help!

[f0rk0]

Ok, so there is this sentence on my worksheet:

Kodomo no toki, ii kodomo deshita ka.

Kodomo no toki?! By the way, "toki" is written using the kanji for time.
Time of child?
Kodomo means child, correct? I just keep rereading it, thinking I have made a mistake when reading hiragana, but my brain is just not processing this sentence.

Can someone help me out with my poor Japanese? What is this question asking?

*rocks back and forth*

[Index]

kodomo no toki means childhood, so literally the question is: in your childhood, where you (a) good (child)?

You dig?

[RockLee]

lolz, that wasn't exactly that difficult was it ? :relief:

[Damicci]

kodomo no toki means childhood, so literally the question is: in your childhood, where you (a) good (child)?

You dig?
Should be were you (a) good (child)?
:sorry:

[Leroy_Brown]

Kodomo no toki Michael Jackson ni yoku asonde moraimashita! :D

[f0rk0]

Ah!! Thank you. It finally makes sense now.

[Index]

Should be were you (a) good (child)?
:sorry:

Thanx Damicci. I mite have too start lerning English now two, insted off just Japanise. Did yu use a spell cheker?

[Glenn]

Kodomo no toki Michael Jackson ni yoku asonde moraimashita! :D

Wow. Haha. :D:D

Moved to Learning Japanese, by the way.