What are popular leisure activities expressed in French

Popular leisure activities expressed in French often include a variety of social, cultural, and physical pastimes. Common examples include:

• la lecture (reading)
• le cinéma (going to the movies)
• faire du sport (playing sports)
• la randonnée (hiking)
• écouter de la musique (listening to music)
• aller au café (going to cafés)
• la danse (dancing)
• le jardinage (gardening)
• le bricolage (DIY or crafts)
• regarder la télévision (watching TV)

These activities reflect a broad range of interests including relaxation, socializing, artistic appreciation, and physical exercise. Many such leisure pursuits are culturally significant in France and feature in daily life or weekends for relaxation and enjoyment. ^{5, 8, 13}

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