How to Say ‘What do you do for fun?’ in French
Que fais-tu pour t'amuser?
kuh feh tew poor too a-myoo-zay
[kuh feh tew poor too a-myoo-zay]
💬 Usage Tip: In questions like [Que fais-tu ?], the verb and [tu] switch places. You can reuse that pattern with other verbs: [Où vas-tu ?], [Aimes-tu lire ?].
Phrase Breakdown
Que
[kuh]
What
Used to ask about information or actions
Que regardes-tu?
What are you watching?
fais
[feh]
do
To carry out or perform an activity
Je fais la cuisine.
I cook.
tu
[tew]
you
Used when addressing one person
Tu as raison.
You are right.
pour
[poor]
to
Used to indicate purpose or direction
Pour apprendre.
To learn.
t'
[too]
you
Referring to the person being addressed
Je te remercie.
I thank you.
amuser
[a-myoo-zay]
enjoy yourself
To have fun or use one's time pleasantly
Nous allons nous amuser.
We are going to have fun.
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