Learn German A1: What do you do in Your free Time Lesson 49. How tot talk about your hobbies in German? Ask-scholars.com has started a series of lessons for German language and all the lessons are free to consume. You will learn different topics in German in this series.
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die Freizeit – the free time
Was machst du in deiner Freizeit? – What do you do in your free time?
Ich treffe meine Freunde jeden Samstag. – I meet my friends every Saturday.
Treibst du Sport? – Do you do any sports?
Ich entspanne in der Badewanne. – I relax in the bath.
In meiner Freizeit lese ich gerne Bücher. – I like to read books in my free time.
Ich fahre gern Fahrrad. – I like to cycle.
Wir sehen nur abends fern. – We only watch TV in the evening.
Spielst du ein Instrument? – Do you play any musical instruments?
Important tip
You may have noticed that some verbs are split up when they are used in a sentence (for example “fernsehen” (to watch TV)). These verbs are called “separable verbs” and we will look at them in one of the grammar units later! Look at the examples to see how separable verbs are separated into two:
infinitive: fernsehen (to watch TV)
sentence:Ich sehe gern fern. (I like to watch TV.)
Ich spiele gerne… (I like to play…)
This phrase is perfect for sports or musical instruments.
For example:
Ich spiele gerne Tennis. (I like to play tennis.)
Ich spiele gerne Gitarre. (I like to play guitar.)
Ich gehe gerne… (I like to go…)
This phrase is great for activities that involve going out, such as:
Ich gehe gerne ins Kino. (I like to go to the movies.)
Ich gehe gerne auf Festivals. (I like to go to festivals.)
Mein Hobby ist… (My hobby is…)
This phrase is ideal for stating any hobby directly. For instance:
Mein Hobby ist Fotografie. (My hobby is photography.)
Mein Hobby ist das Kochen. (My hobby is cooking.)
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