The real word is "violon d'Ingres" but it sounds a bit weird and old. It might still be used if it's your main hobby and you have a real passion for it.
Another name for it is "passe-temps", but it has a slight negative connotation of "time waster".
Many young people will just use the English term "hobby" or "hobbies", or will for instance not mention the term at all in their resume, directly mentioning their activities under a "Personal" section, for instance "je pratique le Rugby" or "je joue de la guitare" (I play rugby or guitar).
As-tu des passe-temps ?
or
As-tu des hobbies ?
(in french, hobbies can be employed but the pronunciation is a bit different from english)
quel est votre passe-temps
jem appelles le hobbie
Loisirs
When you want to ask about someone's health in French you would say Comment allez-vous.
Hobby in french is HobbyA hobby is most frequently called the same (un hobby, masc.) in French. you cols also hear 'passe-temps' or 'occupation'
To ask if someone speaks French in French, you can say "Parlez-vous français ?"
ou loge tu
Combien mesures-tu?
To ask someone how to spell their name in French, you can say "Comment tu Γ©pelles ton nom ?" which translates to "How do you spell your name?"
"Comment t'appelles-tu ?" or "comment vous appelez-vous ?" are the questions to ask someone their name.
Comment ca va? x
According to the French history, the famous french painter, Beyonce`s favourite hobby is assumed to be said, painting.
"je vais me pondre dans le congelatéur. "
De quel pays êtes vous?
comment s'est passée ta journée