When you're learning French, asking about someone’s favorite activities is super important. It helps you have conversations. The way to ask questions is really simple. You can start with some easy phrases.

Here are some phrases you can use to ask about someone’s favorite activities:

• Qu'est-ce que tu aimes faire ? (What do you like to do?)
• Quels sont tes passe-temps préférés ? (What are your favorite pastimes?)
• Tu aimes le sport ? (Do you like sports?)
• Joues-tu d'un instrument de musique ? (Do you play a musical instrument?)

In French, when you want to say what you like or don’t like, you use “j'aime” (I like) and “je n'aime pas” (I don't like). This is really useful when you talk about your favorites. For example:

• J'aime lire des livres. (I like reading books.)
• Je n'aime pas regarder la télé. (I don't like watching TV.)

When you ask questions in French, the order is usually subject + verb + object. This is similar to English. Just remember to pay attention to accents and how to pronounce things. Here are a couple of examples:

• Tu aimes le cinéma ? (Do you like the cinema?)
• Elle préfère le dessin. (She prefers drawing.)

Sharing what you think is also important in conversations. You can say things like:

• Je pense que le foot est amusant. (I think football is fun.)
• À mon avis, la peinture est relaxante. (In my opinion, painting is relaxing.)

If you want someone to share more about their interests, you can ask follow-up questions like:

• Pourquoi tu aimes ça ? (Why do you like that?)
• Quand est-ce que tu fais ça ? (When do you do that?)

By using these phrases and ideas, you can have simple but meaningful conversations about favorite activities—both yours and others'—in French!