What Kind Of Korean Hobbies Do You Have?

In Korean, the word for “hobby” is 취미 (chwimi), which can be translated into “hobby”. This is the first word you need to know before learning Korean words for specific hobbies. In this lesson, you will learn Korean through the most common hobbies and teach you some simple Korean phrases.

Hobbies in Korean can be anything that is enjoyed by the locals, such as painting, reading, watching TV, or playing a musical instrument. When speaking to someone in a formal setting or to show respect, you can use the phrase “hobija imnida” which translates to “Do you have a hobby?” The phrase “너는 특별한 취미가 있니” can be used to ask someone about their hobbies in Korean.

Learning how to say “I like…” in Korean can be a great way to initiate conversations and build connections. In this free lesson, you will learn how to describe your hobbies in Korean and perfect your pronunciation of them using our voice recognition tool. Here are some common Korean hobby expressions that you can use to share what you enjoy doing in your spare time.

In conclusion, learning Korean vocabulary and phrases for specific hobbies is essential for a successful conversation and building connections. By learning how to say “I like…”, “Do you have any hobbies?”, and “What kind of music/movies do you like?”, you can better understand and express your interests in Korean.