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French Hobbies and Activities
The magic phrase "je fais" means "I do" or "I go" and it's your gateway to talking about practically any hobby in French. Once you've got this down, you can chat about everything from sports to creative activities.
For activities starting with "du", you'll say things like "je fais du shopping" (I go shopping) or "je fais du vélo" (I go biking). Sports like skiing and waterskiing follow this pattern too - "je fais du ski" and "je fais du ski nautique".
Activities using "de la" include loads of popular hobbies. You might say "je fais de la danse" (I do dancing), "je fais de la cuisine" (I do cooking), or "je fais de la natation" (I go swimming). Reading and walking also use this pattern.
Top Tip: Notice how "de l'" is used for "équitation" (horseriding) because the word starts with a vowel - this makes pronunciation much smoother!
Don't forget that even everyday activities like homework fit this pattern - "je fais mes devoirs" literally means "I do my homework". Whether you're into creative pursuits like DIY ("bricolage") or outdoor activities like sailing ("voile"), this structure works for everything!
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Learning to talk about your hobbies in French is actually quite straightforward once you know the pattern! You'll use "je fais" (I do) followed by different phrases to describe loads of activities you might enjoy.

French Hobbies and Activities
The magic phrase "je fais" means "I do" or "I go" and it's your gateway to talking about practically any hobby in French. Once you've got this down, you can chat about everything from sports to creative activities.
For activities starting with "du", you'll say things like "je fais du shopping" (I go shopping) or "je fais du vélo" (I go biking). Sports like skiing and waterskiing follow this pattern too - "je fais du ski" and "je fais du ski nautique".
Activities using "de la" include loads of popular hobbies. You might say "je fais de la danse" (I do dancing), "je fais de la cuisine" (I do cooking), or "je fais de la natation" (I go swimming). Reading and walking also use this pattern.
Top Tip: Notice how "de l'" is used for "équitation" (horseriding) because the word starts with a vowel - this makes pronunciation much smoother!
Don't forget that even everyday activities like homework fit this pattern - "je fais mes devoirs" literally means "I do my homework". Whether you're into creative pursuits like DIY ("bricolage") or outdoor activities like sailing ("voile"), this structure works for everything!
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