How to Say ‘What do you enjoy doing for fun?’ in French
Qu'est-ce que vous aimez faire pour vous amuser ?
kuh ehst seh kuh vu eh-MEH fair pohr vu amyze
[kuh ehst seh kuh vu eh-MEH fair pohr vu amyze]
🇫🇷 In France: This is a normal conversation question, but it is more substantial than bar small talk. It works better once the other person seems happy to keep talking.
Phrase Breakdown
Qu'est-ce que
kuh ehst seh kuh
Words in this phrase
Qu'
[kuh]
what
Used to ask a question about something.
Qu'est-ce que tu fais ?
What are you doing?
est
[ehst]
is
Third person singular of 'to be'.
La maison est grande.
The house is big.
-ce
[seh]
it
Used to refer to an object or concept.
C'est un bon choix.
It is a good choice.
que
[kuh]
that
Used to introduce a clause.
Le livre que tu lis.
The book that you are reading.
Vous aimez faire
vu eh-MEH fair
Words in this phrase
vous
[vu]
you
Second person plural or formal singular pronoun.
Vous l'appréciez.
You appreciate it.
aimez
[eh-MEH]
like
To find agreeable or enjoyable.
Elle aime voyager.
She likes to travel.
faire
[fair]
to do
To engage in an activity.
Il aime faire du sport.
He likes to do sports.
Pour vous amuser ?
pohr vu amyze
Words in this phrase
pour
[pohr]
for
Used to indicate the purpose.
Je cuisine pour ma famille.
I cook for my family.
vous
[vu]
you
Second person plural or formal singular pronoun.
Vous l'appréciez.
You appreciate it.
amuser
[amyze]
to have fun
To engage in enjoyable activities.
Elle s'amuse beaucoup ici.
She has a lot of fun here.
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