How to Say ‘To have hobbies’ in Mexican Spanish
Tener pasatiempos
teh-NEHR pah-sah-tee-EM-pohs
[teh-NEHR pah-sah-tee-EM-pohs]
💬 Usage Tip: Pasatiempos literally means “pastimes.” A fun transparent word.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Talking about pasatiempos is a nice way to discuss balance, joy, and daily routines.
Phrase Breakdown
Tener
[teh-NEHR]
to have
Infinitive verb meaning to have or possess.
Tener pasatiempos ayuda a relajarse.
Having hobbies helps one relax.
pasatiempos
[pah-sah-tee-EM-pohs]
hobbies
Plural noun for leisure activities you enjoy in your free time.
Tener pasatiempos hace la vida más alegre.
Having hobbies makes life happier.
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