Not to be rude, but what business is it of yours?
I'm assuming this is a question on a job application, or a personality test, or something, in which case you should answer it as it applies to you, not some stranger you've never even met.
they spend time with familyand friends :)
Usually it is at the mall hanging out with friends or inside the house playing video games -From a young peron :)
"Le" can either be he, she, or you (formal) in this case. So the sentence can be one of these three: 1. He likes to spend time with friends. 2. She likes to spend time with friends. 3. You like to spend time with friends.
spend more and more time with friends. spend time by watching movies. spend time with your family.
"Pasar tiempo con amigos" means to spend time with friends.
of course!! who doesn't
Yes, are you free to spend time with your friends this weekend?
It means "Do you spend time with your friends in school?"
Spend time with friends and family and have fun.
It is unknown, but he did spend time with his family.
Not always, sometimes it good to spend time with others. She will apreciate time spent with you a little more... As long as they aren't all guy friends.
You can say, "친구들과 시간을 보내고 싶어요" (Chingudeulgwa siganeul bonaego sipeoyo) to express "I would love to spend time with friends" in Korean. This phrase conveys your desire to enjoy time with friends.