(2025) IELTS Speaking Part 1 Topic Hobby

Of course, everybody may find something they truly love.
Personally, I do really to playing the piano, you know, immersing myself in the interplay of the musical notes.
It’s not only the essence of music, but also a source of my internal tranquility.
So actually playing the piano is one of my favorite things.

Well, sure, if I remembered correctly when I was only three years old, I’m really passionate about cycling.
You know, I enjoyed competing with my friends in speed races on our bikes releasing the thrill of competition, even though I got a few scrapes while learning and now this hobby actually has become one of my major means of commute.

Well, definitely is.
Learning to play in a piano from my early age has been more than just, you know, mastering the instrument.
It has been the lifelong journey of self-expression and the discovery.
Each note I played feel like in a conversation with my internal emotions, a way to articulate the feelings that words cannot capture.
And also the discipline and the patience that I’ve gained from the practice and have shifted my character, teaching me persistence and focus.

From my perspective, hobbies may vary from person to person, even under the same growth environment.
To be more specific, my hobbies or mostly do with music while my mom, you know, as an fashionable female, so she’s more into styling and the fashion trends and my dad is actually a big fan of sports.
And I think having different interests within the family creates a more dynamic and more diverse atmosphere in our home, feel more vibrant and full of energy.

Yes, my hobby is yoga and I dedicate one hour each day to practicing it at the gym.
I find yoga to be a holistic exercise and connects the body, mind and soul.
The meditation aspect helps me relax and unwind after a long day, making it very enjoyable.
In winter, I particularly enjoy hot yoga sessions as they provide warmth and comfort.
During the cold season is also a great way to stay active and maintain my health both physically and mentally.
Yoga has truly become an indispensable part of my daily routine.

When I was a child, my hobbies mainly revolved around the sports.
My father taught me how to play table tennis at a very young age, and we used to practice regularly in his company’s indoor facility.
In addition, he would take me swimming in the summer, ice skating in the winter, and hiking during spring and autumn.
These activities nurtured my love for physical exercise from a very young age.
I really appreciated these moments with my father as they not only built my interest in sport but also strengthened our bond.
Looking back, those experiences were a big part of my childhood happiness.

Yes, double tennis has been a hobby of mine since childhood.
Thanks to years of consistent practice, I became skilled enough to win second place in my university’s amateur competition.
This hobby also helped me make lifelong friends during high school and university.
I still enjoy playing table tennis whenever I have the chance, and it remains a meaningful activity for me.
The sense of achievement and the connections I made through this sport are things I deeply treasure do.

Yes, my mother started practicing yoga after saying how it improved my posture and I introduced her to the same routine I follow.
Now she practices yoga everyday.
Additionally, my mother loves singing and dancing and has even competed at the provincial level.
While I enjoy singing as a casual hobby, she is much more professional in her skills.
It’s inspiring to see how how this how this can be shared among family members while still allowing us to express our individual strength and passions.
This shared interests have brought us even closer.

I have many hobbies, such as playing the piano and painting. One of the most interesting hobbies for me is collecting rocks. I love collecting stones from the places I’ve visited, and so far, I’ve accumulated over twenty rocks of various sizes.

Yes, when I was younger, one of my hobbies was playing with LEGO. I had a great sense of accomplishment when I saw those bricks snap together to form a house or other character figures.

Probably playing the piano. I really love music.
Every time I play, I get so lost in it, enjoying the flow of the notes. It helps me forget all my worries.

Yes, my mom and I both love baking, and we often spend our weekends trying out new recipes together. I recall one time when we made a cake, I accidentally set the oven timer wrong, and the cake ended up as black as charcoal. My mom actually had a good laugh at my expense.