“Shumi wa nan desu ka?” — “What are your hobbies?”
This is perfectly correct Japanese. But did you know that it can sometimes sound a little formal — and even a little like something you might ask at a marriage meeting? 😄
In everyday conversation, Japanese people often ask something more specific, such as:
Oyasumi no hi wa fudan nani o shimasu ka?
“What do you usually do on your days off?”
Then you can answer:
Yasumi no hi wa, yoku cycling o shimasu.
“I often go cycling on my days off.”
Tomodachi to eiga o mimasu.
“I watch movies with my friends.”
Kazoku ni ai ni ikimasu.
“I go to see my family.”
In this short episode, we’ll look at a more natural and conversational way to talk about hobbies and what you do in your free time.
And if you’re interested in private Japanese lessons, I also teach on italki:
My italki teacher page
https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/6340545?lv=1
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