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How Do You Say Hobbies In French?

In French, the word for “hobbies” is “les passe-temps” or “les loisirs“.

“Les passe-temps” is more commonly used to refer to leisure activities, while
“Les loisirs” is a broader term that can include hobbies, sports, and other leisure activities.
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●Mes passe-temps préférés sont la lecture et la randonnée – My favorite hobbies are reading and hiking

●Les loisirs créatifs sont très populaires en France – Creative hobbies are very popular in France.

●Pendant mon temps libre, j’aime regarder la télévision – In my spare time i like to watch TV

●Quels sont tes loisirs? – What are your hobbies?

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What Are French Demonstrative Pronouns?

French demonstrative pronouns can loosely be translated to these English pronouns: “this one,” “that one,” “these over here” or “those over there.”

The difference is that the French demonstrative pronouns are just a bit more complicated than the English ones.

English demonstrative pronouns only need to agree in number with the nouns they replace. French demonstrative pronouns have to agree in both gender and number with the nouns they replace.

The four French demonstrative pronouns are:

●Celui  (the one/that one). Masculine singular. ( Je préfère celui.  — I prefer this one.)
●Celle  (the one/that one). Feminine singular. ( C’est celle de ma mère.  — It’s the one belonging to my mother.)
●Ceux  (the ones/those ones). Masculine plural. ( J’aime ceux qui sont sur la table.  — I like the ones on the table.)
●Celles  (these ones/those ones). Feminine plural. ( Tu préfères celles-ci ou celles-là?  — Do you prefer these ones or those ones?)

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