Asking "What are your hobbies?" in Shona

The most common way to ask "What are your hobbies?" in Shona is: "Zvido zvako ndezvipi?" This translates directly to "What are your interests?". "Zvido" means interests or hobbies, "zvako" means "your," and "ndezvipi" means "what are."

Examples:​

• "Zvido zvako ndezvipi?" (What are your hobbies?)
• "Ndinofarira kuverenga mabhuku. Zvido zvako ndezvipi?" (I enjoy reading books. What are your hobbies?)
• "Zvido zvako zvinokubatsira sei?" (How do your hobbies help you?)
• "Ndine zvido zvakawanda, asi zvido zvako ndezvipi?" (I have many hobbies, but what are yours?)

While "Zvido zvako ndezvipi?" is widely understood, you can also use these variations:

• "Unofarira kuitei?" (What do you enjoy doing?)
• "Chii chaunofarira kuita?" (What is it that you enjoy doing?)