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Уро́к 3

3.2 Language and Speech: Хо́бби – Что вы лю́бите де́лать?

Consider the following questions – all VERY similar to each other in meaning:

Что вы лю́бите де́лать?

Каки́е ва́ши хо́бби? 

The verb ‘люби́ть‘ technically means ‘love’. In Russian it also means ‘like’. You can use it to talk about things you simply ‘like’.

Например, when talking about your хо́бби ‘hobbies’ you can use любить.

Now consider the questions:

Что вы лю́бите де́лать? Каки́е ва́ши хо́бби?
What do you like doing? What are (some of) your hobbies?

About myself, I can say the following, again just limiting myself to the vocabulary and grammar we’ve learned. NO, I can’t say everything I want to say, but I can express a LOT here, using words, like гулять (to stroll, walk around, go out), отдыхать (to rest, relax, hang out), работать (to work), учиться (to be a student), говорить (speak), читать (to read), and maybe a few others:

You try. 🙂 Because you must know that you will be asked to say these things about yourself soon.

woman reading a book Я люблю́ чита́ть.

I like to read.

sleeping cat Я люблю́ спать.

I like to sleep.

Relaxing by fire at home Я люблю́ отдыхать дома!

I like to relax at home.

Silhouette image of people playing basketball Я о́чень люблю́ занима́ться спо́ртом.

I really like playing sports.

Two people walking Я люблю́ гуля́ть в парке.

I like to walk / go for a stroll.

Listening and singing to Music Я люблю́ слу́шать му́зыку.

I like to listen to music.

TV Screen Я люблю́ смотре́ть фильмы.

I like to watch movies.

NOTE: To say I like doing something, in Russian I use the verb любить + the INFINITIVE of a verb. If you know Spanish, this the same.

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