Questions for Hobbies A1

Hey! 😊 Let's chat about what you like to do for fun! 😄

1. Do you have a hobby? 🤔
2. What do you like to do in your free time? 🕰️
3. Do you like reading? 📖
4. What kind of music do you like? 🎵
5. Do you play any sports? 🏈
6. Do you like cooking? 🍳
7. What's your favorite TV show? 📺
8. Do you like traveling? ✈️
9. What's your favorite book? 📚
10. Do you have a pet? 🐶
11. Do you like drawing or painting? 🎨
12. What's your favorite game? 🎮
13. Do you like dancing? 💃
14. What's your favorite food? 🍔
15. Do you like learning new things? 🤓
16. Do you like watching movies? 🍿
17. What's your favorite subject in school? 📚
18. Do you like animals? 🐾
19. Do you have a favorite season? ☀️
20. Do you like playing video games? 🎮
21. What's your favorite sport to watch? 🏆
22. Do you like singing? 🎤
23. Do you have a favorite place to visit? 🏞️
24. Do you like trying new foods? 🍜
25. Do you like reading comics or manga? 📖
26. What's your favorite day of the week? 📆
27. Do you like going to the park? 🌳
28. Do you have a favorite type of music? 🎵
29. Do you like playing with friends? 👫
30. What's your favorite thing to do on weekends? 😊

Just give me short answers, no worries! 😊

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