Talking About Hobbies in Hindi: 35+ Useful Sentences, Roman Hindi & English Conversations
Learn Hindi Through English | Beginner-Friendly Hindi Speaking Guide | Module 5 — Small Talk
Have you ever met someone new and wondered how to start a conversation beyond “Hello” and “How are you?”
Here's a simple secret: talking about hobbies is one of the easiest ways to make a conversation more natural, friendly, and interesting!
Whether you enjoy watching movies, playing cricket, listening to music, cooking, travelling, gaming, reading books, or creating content online, your hobbies give you something exciting to share.
In this lesson, you will learn how to talk about hobbies in Hindi using Roman Hindi, Devanagari Hindi, and English translations. You will also discover natural questions, everyday expressions, realistic conversations, pronunciation tips, and practice activities to help you speak Hindi with greater confidence.
Namaste! Chaliye, Hindi mein apne shauk ke baare mein baat karna seekhte hain.
नमस्ते! चलिए, हिंदी में अपने शौक के बारे में बात करना सीखते हैं।
Let's get started!
Daily-use Hindi conversation
Table of Contents
What Does “Hobby” Mean in Hindi?
How to Ask About Someone's Hobbies
35+ Useful Hindi Sentences About Hobbies
Popular Hobbies Vocabulary in Hindi
Everyday Hindi Conversation About Hobbies
How to Talk About Modern Hobbies
Hindi Grammar Made Easy
How to Keep a Conversation Going
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Interactive Hindi Practice Challenge
Frequently Asked Questions
Your Daily Hindi Speaking Challenge
1. What Does “Hobby” Mean in Hindi?
The Hindi word for hobby is शौक (Shauk).
A hobby is an activity you enjoy doing during your free time. It could be something creative, relaxing, entertaining, educational, or physically active.
For example:
| English | Roman Hindi | Hindi |
|---|---|---|
| Hobby | Shauk | शौक |
| Hobbies | Shauk | शौक |
| Free time | Khaali samay | खाली समय |
| Interest | Dilchaspi | दिलचस्पी |
| Favourite activity | Pasandeeda gatividhi | पसंदीदा गतिविधि |
| To enjoy | Maze lena | मज़े लेना |
| To learn | Seekhna | सीखना |
Remember: In everyday Hindi, people commonly use shauk when talking about hobbies and interests.
Your first three Hindi sentences
1. What is your hobby?
Roman Hindi: Aapka shauk kya hai?
Hindi: आपका शौक क्या है?
English: What is your hobby?
2. I like reading books.
Roman Hindi: Mujhe kitaabein padhna pasand hai.
Hindi: मुझे किताबें पढ़ना पसंद है।
English: I like reading books.
3. I enjoy listening to music.
Roman Hindi: Mujhe gaane sunna achha lagta hai.
Hindi: मुझे गाने सुनना अच्छा लगता है।
English: I enjoy listening to music.
These three sentences are a great starting point for everyday Hindi small talk.
2. How to Ask Someone About Their Hobbies
Imagine you are meeting a new friend at a café, joining an online language exchange, or chatting with a colleague during a break.
Instead of asking only about work or studies, try one of these friendly questions.
| Roman Hindi | Hindi | English |
|---|---|---|
| Aapke shauk kya hain? | आपके शौक क्या हैं? | What are your hobbies? |
| Aapko kya karna pasand hai? | आपको क्या करना पसंद है? | What do you like to do? |
| Aap khaali samay mein kya karte hain? | आप खाली समय में क्या करते हैं? | What do you do in your free time? |
| Aapko kaun sa khel pasand hai? | आपको कौन-सा खेल पसंद है? | Which sport do you like? |
| Kya aapko filmein dekhna pasand hai? | क्या आपको फ़िल्में देखना पसंद है? | Do you like watching movies? |
| Aapko kis tarah ka music pasand hai? | आपको किस तरह का म्यूज़िक पसंद है? | What kind of music do you like? |
| Aap weekend par kya karte hain? | आप वीकेंड पर क्या करते हैं? | What do you do on weekends? |
| Aapko ghoomna pasand hai? | आपको घूमना पसंद है? | Do you like travelling? |
Make your questions sound natural
You don't need to ask every question one after another. Choose one that fits the situation, listen to the answer, and ask a follow-up question.
For example:
You: Aapko khaali samay mein kya karna pasand hai?
आपको खाली समय में क्या करना पसंद है?
What do you like to do in your free time?
Friend: Mujhe music sunna pasand hai.
मुझे म्यूज़िक सुनना पसंद है।
I like listening to music.
You: Achha! Aapko kis tarah ka music pasand hai?
अच्छा! आपको किस तरह का म्यूज़िक पसंद है?
Nice! What kind of music do you like?
See how one simple question turns into a real conversation? That's the goal of small talk!
Free time activities in Hindi
3. 35+ Useful Hindi Sentences About Hobbies
Learn these practical expressions and use the ones that match your personality.
A. Talking About Your Favourite Activities
| English | Roman Hindi | Hindi |
|---|---|---|
| My hobby is reading. | Mera shauk padhna hai. | मेरा शौक पढ़ना है। |
| I like cooking. | Mujhe khana banana pasand hai. | मुझे खाना बनाना पसंद है। |
| I love travelling. | Mujhe ghoomna bahut pasand hai. | मुझे घूमना बहुत पसंद है। |
| I enjoy dancing. | Mujhe naachna achha lagta hai. | मुझे नाचना अच्छा लगता है। |
| I like painting. | Mujhe painting karna pasand hai. | मुझे पेंटिंग करना पसंद है। |
| I enjoy taking photographs. | Mujhe tasveerein kheenchna pasand hai. | मुझे तस्वीरें खींचना पसंद है। |
| I like playing cricket. | Mujhe cricket khelna pasand hai. | मुझे क्रिकेट खेलना पसंद है। |
| I enjoy watching movies. | Mujhe filmein dekhna achha lagta hai. | मुझे फ़िल्में देखना अच्छा लगता है। |
| I like learning languages. | Mujhe bhaashaayein seekhna pasand hai. | मुझे भाषाएँ सीखना पसंद है। |
| I enjoy gardening. | Mujhe baagvaani karna pasand hai. | मुझे बागवानी करना पसंद है। |
B. Explaining Why You Like a Hobby
| English | Roman Hindi | Hindi |
|---|---|---|
| It makes me happy. | Isse mujhe khushi milti hai. | इससे मुझे खुशी मिलती है। |
| It helps me relax. | Isse mujhe aaraam milta hai. | इससे मुझे आराम मिलता है। |
| It's fun. | Ismein maza aata hai. | इसमें मज़ा आता है। |
| It's very interesting. | Yeh bahut dilchasp hai. | यह बहुत दिलचस्प है। |
| I learn something new. | Main kuch naya seekhta/seekhti hoon. | मैं कुछ नया सीखता/सीखती हूँ। |
| It keeps me active. | Isse main active rehta/rehti hoon. | इससे मैं सक्रिय रहता/रहती हूँ। |
| It helps me express myself. | Isse mujhe apni baat vyakt karne mein madad milti hai. | इससे मुझे अपनी बात व्यक्त करने में मदद मिलती है। |
| I do it for fun. | Main yeh maze ke liye karta/karti hoon. | मैं यह मज़े के लिए करता/करती हूँ। |
C. Talking About How Often You Enjoy a Hobby
| English | Roman Hindi | Hindi |
|---|---|---|
| I read every day. | Main roz padhta/padhti hoon. | मैं रोज़ पढ़ता/पढ़ती हूँ। |
| I play football on weekends. | Main weekend par football khelta/khelti hoon. | मैं वीकेंड पर फ़ुटबॉल खेलता/खेलती हूँ। |
| I cook whenever I have time. | Main jab bhi samay milta hai, khana banata/banati hoon. | मैं जब भी समय मिलता है, खाना बनाता/बनाती हूँ। |
| I listen to music every evening. | Main har shaam gaane sunta/sunti hoon. | मैं हर शाम गाने सुनता/सुनती हूँ। |
| I travel whenever I get the chance. | Main jab bhi mauka milta hai, ghoomne jaata/jaati hoon. | मैं जब भी मौका मिलता है, घूमने जाता/जाती हूँ। |
| I am learning photography. | Main photography seekh raha/rahi hoon. | मैं फ़ोटोग्राफ़ी सीख रहा/रही हूँ। |
| I recently started painting. | Maine haal hi mein painting shuru ki hai. | मैंने हाल ही में पेंटिंग शुरू की है। |
| I want to try something new. | Main kuch naya aazmana chahta/chahti hoon. | मैं कुछ नया आज़माना चाहता/चाहती हूँ। |
Grammar tip: Hindi verbs can change according to the speaker's gender in many sentence patterns. For example, a male speaker generally says padhta hoon, while a female speaker says padhti hoon.
If you prefer to avoid gender-specific verb forms while practising, start with the widely useful structure Mujhe ... pasand hai — “I like ...”
4. Popular Hobbies Vocabulary in Hindi
Want to talk about your real interests? Start with the vocabulary that describes them.
| Hobby | Roman Hindi | Hindi |
|---|---|---|
| Reading | Padhna | पढ़ना |
| Writing | Likhna | लिखना |
| Singing | Gaana gaana | गाना गाना |
| Listening to music | Gaane sunna | गाने सुनना |
| Dancing | Naachna | नाचना |
| Drawing | Chitra banana | चित्र बनाना |
| Painting | Painting karna | पेंटिंग करना |
| Cooking | Khana banana | खाना बनाना |
| Baking | Cake ya bread banana | केक या ब्रेड बनाना |
| Swimming | Tairna | तैरना |
| Cycling | Cycle chalana | साइकिल चलाना |
| Playing cricket | Cricket khelna | क्रिकेट खेलना |
| Playing football | Football khelna | फ़ुटबॉल खेलना |
| Watching movies | Filmein dekhna | फ़िल्में देखना |
| Photography | Photography karna | फ़ोटोग्राफ़ी करना |
| Travelling | Ghoomna | घूमना |
| Gardening | Baagvaani karna | बागवानी करना |
| Yoga | Yoga karna | योग करना |
| Playing video games | Video games khelna | वीडियो गेम खेलना |
| Making videos | Videos banana | वीडियो बनाना |
| Learning languages | Bhaashaayein seekhna | भाषाएँ सीखना |
| Solving puzzles | Paheliyaan suljhaana | पहेलियाँ सुलझाना |
| Playing chess | Shatranj khelna | शतरंज खेलना |
| Birdwatching | Pakshiyon ko dekhna | पक्षियों को देखना |
Mini challenge: Build your own sentence
Choose one activity from the table and complete this sentence:
Mujhe ______ pasand hai.
मुझे ______ पसंद है।
I like ______.
Examples:
Mujhe cricket pasand hai. — मुझे क्रिकेट पसंद है। — I like cricket.
Mujhe gaane sunna pasand hai. — मुझे गाने सुनना पसंद है। — I like listening to music.
Mujhe photography karna pasand hai. — मुझे फ़ोटोग्राफ़ी करना पसंद है। — I like photography.
Try making five sentences about your own hobbies before moving on.
What are your hobbies in Hindi
5. Everyday Hindi Conversation About Hobbies
Let's bring everything together in a realistic conversation.
Dialogue 1: Meeting a New Friend
Situation: Riya and Alex meet at a language-learning event.
Riya: Namaste! Aapko apne khaali samay mein kya karna pasand hai?
नमस्ते! आपको अपने खाली समय में क्या करना पसंद है?
Hi! What do you like to do in your free time?
Alex: Mujhe music sunna aur filmein dekhna pasand hai.
मुझे म्यूज़िक सुनना और फ़िल्में देखना पसंद है।
I like listening to music and watching movies.
Riya: Achha! Aapko kis tarah ki filmein pasand hain?
अच्छा! आपको किस तरह की फ़िल्में पसंद हैं?
Nice! What kind of movies do you like?
Alex: Mujhe comedy aur adventure filmein pasand hain. Aur aapko?
मुझे कॉमेडी और एडवेंचर फ़िल्में पसंद हैं। और आपको?
I like comedy and adventure movies. What about you?
Riya: Mujhe padhna, cooking karna aur ghoomna pasand hai.
मुझे पढ़ना, कुकिंग करना और घूमना पसंद है।
I like reading, cooking, and travelling.
Alex: Wah! Aapko sabse zyada kya pasand hai?
वाह! आपको सबसे ज़्यादा क्या पसंद है?
Wow! Which do you like the most?
Riya: Mujhe ghoomna sabse zyada pasand hai. Nayi jagah dekhna bahut achha lagta hai.
मुझे घूमना सबसे ज़्यादा पसंद है। नई जगह देखना बहुत अच्छा लगता है।
I love travelling the most. I really enjoy seeing new places.
Alex: Bahut badhiya! Aapki favourite jagah kaun-si hai?
बहुत बढ़िया! आपकी पसंदीदा जगह कौन-सी है?
That's great! What's your favourite place?
Learning takeaway: Notice how Riya and Alex share their interests, ask follow-up questions, and give each other a chance to speak. That is how you turn memorised Hindi sentences into natural conversation.
Dialogue 2: Talking About Weekend Plans
Situation: Two colleagues are chatting on Friday afternoon.
Aman: Aap weekend par kya karne wale hain?
आप वीकेंड पर क्या करने वाले हैं?
What are you planning to do this weekend?
Neha: Main doston ke saath badminton khelne wali hoon.
मैं दोस्तों के साथ बैडमिंटन खेलने वाली हूँ।
I'm going to play badminton with friends.
Aman: Bahut achha! Kya aap roz badminton khelti hain?
बहुत अच्छा! क्या आप रोज़ बैडमिंटन खेलती हैं?
That's great! Do you play badminton every day?
Neha: Nahi, main aam taur par weekend par khelti hoon.
नहीं, मैं आम तौर पर वीकेंड पर खेलती हूँ।
No, I usually play on weekends.
Aman: Main bhi koi naya hobby shuru karna chahta hoon.
मैं भी कोई नया हॉबी शुरू करना चाहता हूँ।
I also want to start a new hobby.
Neha: Aap photography try kar sakte hain!
आप फ़ोटोग्राफ़ी ट्राई कर सकते हैं!
You could try photography!
Aman: Yeh achha idea hai. Shukriya!
यह अच्छा आइडिया है। शुक्रिया!
That's a good idea. Thanks!
6. How to Talk About Modern Hobbies in Hindi
Hobbies change with time, but the basics of friendly conversation stay the same. You can use Hindi sentence patterns to discuss both traditional activities and modern interests.
Gaming and Technology
I like playing video games.
Roman Hindi: Mujhe video games khelna pasand hai.
Hindi: मुझे वीडियो गेम खेलना पसंद है।
English: I like playing video games.
Do you play online games?
Roman Hindi: Kya aap online games khelte hain?
Hindi: क्या आप ऑनलाइन गेम खेलते हैं?
English: Do you play online games?
I enjoy learning new apps.
Roman Hindi: Mujhe naye apps ke baare mein seekhna pasand hai.
Hindi: मुझे नए ऐप्स के बारे में सीखना पसंद है।
English: I enjoy learning about new apps.
Content Creation and Social Media
I like making videos.
Roman Hindi: Mujhe videos banana pasand hai.
Hindi: मुझे वीडियो बनाना पसंद है।
English: I like making videos.
I enjoy creating content.
Roman Hindi: Mujhe content banana achha lagta hai.
Hindi: मुझे कंटेंट बनाना अच्छा लगता है।
English: I enjoy creating content.
I am learning video editing.
Roman Hindi: Main video editing seekh raha/rahi hoon.
Hindi: मैं वीडियो एडिटिंग सीख रहा/रही हूँ।
English: I am learning video editing.
Fitness and Well-Being
I enjoy going for walks.
Roman Hindi: Mujhe tahalne jaana pasand hai.
Hindi: मुझे टहलने जाना पसंद है।
English: I enjoy going for walks.
I practise yoga every morning.
Roman Hindi: Main har subah yoga karta/karti hoon.
Hindi: मैं हर सुबह योग करता/करती हूँ।
English: I practise yoga every morning.
I like spending time outdoors.
Roman Hindi: Mujhe baahar samay bitaana pasand hai.
Hindi: मुझे बाहर समय बिताना पसंद है।
English: I like spending time outdoors.
These expressions are useful for everyday chats with friends, classmates, colleagues, and Hindi-speaking language partners.
7. Hindi Grammar Made Easy: Three Patterns to Remember
You don't need to master every grammar rule before starting a conversation. Learn these three patterns and practise changing the words.
Pattern 1: Mujhe ... pasand hai
Meaning: I like ...
Structure:
Mujhe + activity + pasand hai.
Examples:
Mujhe padhna pasand hai. — मुझे पढ़ना पसंद है। — I like reading.
Mujhe gaane sunna pasand hai. — मुझे गाने सुनना पसंद है। — I like listening to music.
Mujhe cricket khelna pasand hai. — मुझे क्रिकेट खेलना पसंद है। — I like playing cricket.
This is one of the most useful structures for beginner Hindi learners.
Pattern 2: Main ... karta/karti hoon
Meaning: I do ...
Use karta hoon for a male speaker and karti hoon for a female speaker in these examples.
Examples:
Main cricket khelta hoon. — मैं क्रिकेट खेलता हूँ। — I play cricket. (Male speaker)
Main cricket khelti hoon. — मैं क्रिकेट खेलती हूँ। — I play cricket. (Female speaker)
Main roz padhta hoon. — मैं रोज़ पढ़ता हूँ। — I read every day. (Male speaker)
Main roz padhti hoon. — मैं रोज़ पढ़ती हूँ। — I read every day. (Female speaker)
Pattern 3: Aapko ... pasand hai?
Meaning: Do you like ...?
Examples:
Aapko music pasand hai? — आपको म्यूज़िक पसंद है? — Do you like music?
Aapko cooking pasand hai? — आपको कुकिंग पसंद है? — Do you like cooking?
Aapko travelling pasand hai? — आपको ट्रैवलिंग पसंद है? — Do you like travelling?
To make the question more formal, you can say Kya aapko music pasand hai?
क्या आपको म्यूज़िक पसंद है?
Do you like music?
Quick tip: Aap is a polite form of “you” and is an excellent default when talking to someone you don't know well.
Hindi sentences with English meaning
8. How to Keep a Conversation Going
Asking about hobbies is only the beginning. The secret to better small talk is learning what to say after someone answers.
Here are five useful conversation builders.
| Roman Hindi | Hindi | English |
|---|---|---|
| Achha! | अच्छा! | Oh, nice! |
| Sach mein? | सच में? | Really? |
| Yeh toh dilchasp hai! | यह तो दिलचस्प है! | That's interesting! |
| Aapko yeh kab se pasand hai? | आपको यह कब से पसंद है? | Since when have you liked this? |
| Iske baare mein aur bataiye. | इसके बारे में और बताइए। | Tell me more about it. |
| Aapne yeh kaise seekha? | आपने यह कैसे सीखा? | How did you learn this? |
| Kya aap mujhe bhi sikha sakte hain? | क्या आप मुझे भी सिखा सकते हैं? | Can you teach me too? |
| Kabhi saath mein try karte hain! | कभी साथ में ट्राई करते हैं! | Let's try it together sometime! |
The three-step conversation trick
Ask: Aapko kya karna pasand hai? — What do you like to do?
React: Achha! Yeh toh dilchasp hai! — Nice! That's interesting!
Follow up: Aapko yeh kab se pasand hai? — Since when have you liked it?
This simple pattern helps you practise Hindi while making the other person feel heard.
Hindi vocabulary for beginners
9. Common Mistakes to Avoid
Even if you know plenty of vocabulary, a few small mistakes can make your Hindi sound less natural.
Mistake 1: Translating English word for word
Instead of trying to translate every English word directly, learn complete Hindi expressions.
Natural Hindi:
Mujhe padhna pasand hai.
मुझे पढ़ना पसंद है।
I like reading.
Mistake 2: Forgetting gender agreement
Incorrect for a female speaker in the example below:
Main cricket khelta hoon.
More appropriate:
Main cricket khelti hoon.
मैं क्रिकेट खेलती हूँ।
I play cricket.
Mistake 3: Asking only yes-or-no questions
If you ask only, “Kya aapko music pasand hai?” the answer might simply be “Haan” or “Nahi.”
Try an open-ended question instead:
Aapko kis tarah ka music pasand hai?
आपको किस तरह का म्यूज़िक पसंद है?
What kind of music do you like?
Mistake 4: Trying to sound perfect before speaking
You don't need perfect grammar to start a friendly conversation. Speak slowly, use simple sentences, and build confidence through practice.
Your goal is communication, not perfection.
🎯 Test Your Hindi: Talking About Hobbies
Choose the correct answer for each question. Then check your score!
Questions: 4 | Level: Beginner
1. What does “Aapke shauk kya hain?” mean?
2. How do you say “I like reading” in Hindi?
3. What does “Khaali samay” mean?
4. Someone says they enjoy music. What is a good follow-up question?
11. Frequently Asked Questions
🎯 Test Your Hindi: Talking About Hobbies
Choose the correct answer for each question. Then check your score!
Questions: 4 | Level: Beginner
1. What does “Aapke shauk kya hain?” mean?
2. How do you say “I like reading” in Hindi?
3. What does “Khaali samay” mean?
4. Someone says they enjoy music. What is a good follow-up question?
1. How do you say “What are your hobbies?” in Hindi?
You can say Aapke shauk kya hain?
Hindi: आपके शौक क्या हैं?
English: What are your hobbies?
This is a polite way to ask about someone's interests.
2. How do you say “My hobby is reading” in Hindi?
Mera shauk padhna hai.
मेरा शौक पढ़ना है।
My hobby is reading.
You can replace padhna with another activity to describe your own hobby.
3. How do you say “What do you do in your free time?” in Hindi?
Aap khaali samay mein kya karte hain?
आप खाली समय में क्या करते हैं?
What do you do in your free time?
This is a useful question when meeting someone new.
4. What are some common hobbies in Hindi?
Popular hobbies include reading (padhna), singing (gaana gaana), dancing (naachna), cooking (khana banana), travelling (ghoomna), playing cricket (cricket khelna), and photography (photography karna).
5. How can I practise talking about hobbies in Hindi every day?
Spend five minutes daily speaking aloud. Name three hobbies, describe your favourite activity, and ask two imaginary follow-up questions. You can also practise with a friend or a language partner.
6. Is Roman Hindi useful for beginners?
Yes. Roman Hindi allows learners to practise spoken Hindi using the Latin alphabet. Learning Devanagari alongside Roman Hindi can also help you recognise written Hindi and improve your reading skills.
7. Can I use English words when talking about hobbies in Hindi?
Yes. In many casual conversations, speakers naturally mix Hindi with familiar English words such as music, gaming, photography, and weekend. The amount of mixing varies by person and situation.
Hindi conversation for beginners
12. Your Daily Hindi Speaking Challenge
You have learned how to ask about hobbies, describe your interests, explain why you enjoy them, and keep a conversation going.
Now it's your turn!
The 60-second speaking challenge
Set a timer for one minute and answer these questions aloud:
Aapke shauk kya hain? — What are your hobbies?
Aapko sabse zyada kya karna pasand hai? — What do you like doing the most?
Aapko yeh kyun pasand hai? — Why do you like it?
Aap apne khaali samay mein kya karte hain? — What do you do in your free time?
Aap kaun-sa naya shauk seekhna chahenge? — Which new hobby would you like to learn?
Try answering each question with one or two complete sentences.
Example: Talk About Yourself
Roman Hindi:
Mere kai shauk hain. Mujhe kitaabein padhna aur gaane sunna pasand hai. Main weekend par filmein bhi dekhta/dekhti hoon. Mujhe naye shauk seekhna achha lagta hai.
Hindi:
मेरे कई शौक हैं। मुझे किताबें पढ़ना और गाने सुनना पसंद है। मैं वीकेंड पर फ़िल्में भी देखता/देखती हूँ। मुझे नए शौक सीखना अच्छा लगता है।
English:
I have several hobbies. I like reading books and listening to music. I also watch movies on weekends. I enjoy learning new hobbies.
Use this as a model, but make your own version with activities you genuinely enjoy.
Final Thoughts: Small Talk Can Lead to Big Connections
Talking about hobbies is more than a language exercise. It's a way to discover shared interests, exchange experiences, and build friendships.
You don't need complicated vocabulary to make a good impression. Start with simple expressions such as Mujhe ... pasand hai, ask Aapko kya karna pasand hai?, and show genuine interest in the answer.
The more you practise, the easier these conversations will become.
Aaj ka goal: Apne shauk ke baare mein Hindi mein paanch vaakya boliye!
आज का लक्ष्य: अपने शौक के बारे में हिंदी में पाँच वाक्य बोलिए!
Today's goal: Speak five sentences about your hobbies in Hindi.
Keep practising, keep exploring, and keep speaking Hindi. Aap kar sakte hain! 🌟
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