How do you tell people what you like to do in Spanish? In this free audio lesson on hobbies in Spanish you’ll learn how to say activities in Spanish. Whether it’s sports, music, cooking or traveling, you’ll learn how to speak about hobbies in Spanish and the things you enjoy.
Talking about shared interests is a great way to establish common ground. Being able to talk about things to do in Spanish will help you make friends--and make the conversation more interesting!
So tell me about yourself…
Talking about Hobbies in Spanish
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Mi pasatiempo favorito es...
My favorite pastime is...
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Soy un fan de...
(I) am a fan of...
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¿Cuáles son tus pasatiempos?
What are your hobbies?
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¿Cuál es tu pasatiempo favorito?
What is your favorite pastime?
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¿Qué haces en tu tiempo libre?
What do (you) do in your free time?
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¿Qué te gusta hacer?
What do (you) like to do?
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You'll put a lot of time into learning Spanish, so we make sure you can remember it all by including fun and engaging activities at the bottom of every lesson.
So, tell me ¿Cuál es tu pasatiempo favorito? "What is your favorite pastime?" ¿Qué te gusta hacer? "What do (you) like to do?"
Me gusta cantar.
I like singing.
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Me gusta cocinar.
I like cooking.
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Me gusta bailar.
I like dancing.
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Me gusta jugar fútbol.
I like playing soccer.
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Me gusta jugar baloncesto.
I like playing basketball.
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Me gusta escuchar música.
I like listening to music.
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Me gusta leer.
I like reading.
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Me gusta andar/montar en bicicleta.
I like to ride a bicycle.
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Me gusta nadar.
I like swimming.
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Me gusta pescar.
I like fishing.
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Me gusta coleccionar sellos.
I like collecting stamps.
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Me gusta coleccionar postales.
I like collecting postcards.
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Me gusta coleccionar reproducciones de…
I like collecting model...
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Me gusta tocar un instrumento musical.
I like playing a musical instrument.
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Me gusta la jardinería.
I like gardening.
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Just like in any language, you can describe the kind of dance you like, what kind of book you like to read, and what kind of music you like to listen to.
Let’s start with types of dances. “I like dancing…” Me gusta bailar…
salsa
salsa
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merengue
merengue
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cumbia
cumbia (Colombian rhythmic dance)
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hip-hop
hip hop
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reggaeton
reggaeton
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vals
waltz
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tango
tango
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If you like reading, someone may ask you, ¿Qué te gusta leer? "What do you like to read?" And you can answer with: Me gusta leer… “I like to read…”
revistas
magazines
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el periódico
the newspaper
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biografías
biographies
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ciencia ficción
science fiction
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novelas amorosas
romance novels
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novelas de fantasía
fantasy novels
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poesía
poetry
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misterio
mystery
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And finally, there are many types of music out there…so let’s learn how to be specific about what kind of music you like to listen. Me gusta escuchar…
la música pop
pop music
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la música clásica
classical music
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la música electronica
electronic music
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la música rock
rock music
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la música reggae
reggae music
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If you’re someone who likes to go out in your free time, here’s how you would say “I like going to…” Me gusta ir…
Me gusta ir al teatro.
I like going to the theater.
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Me gusta ir al cine.
I like going to the movies.
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Me gusta ir a la discoteca.
I like going to discos.
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Me gusta ir a una fiesta.
I like going to parties.
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Me gusta ir al restaurante.
I like going to restaurants.
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That’s it for today’s lesson. I hope you had fun!
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