特別に趣味はないって英語でなんて言うの？

"I like to do lots of things, but I do not have a specific hobby." Use this sentence to say that there are many things you enjoy doing, but there is not one that you like to do the most. Specific - One particular thing. Or just simply say. "I do not have a specific hobby." or I do not have a particular hobby." "I do not have a particular hobby that I like to do." Like to do - something you enjoy spending your time doing.

If you want to say you don't have any hobbies that you like more than any else then you can use the words 'particular' or 'specific' so you could say 'I enjoy doing many things in my free time, I don't have any specific hobbies'

A hobby is an activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure. Using the word particular here is another way of saying 'specific'.

If you don't really have something you do often or are interested in you can simple say, "I don't have any real hobbies." or "I don't have any hobbies."

You can use 'particular' or 'specific' to express that there is not one. E.g. What is your favorite hobby? "I don't have one in particular".

When asked if you have any hobbies, and you want to say that you don't have any in particular, then please use the above example sentence.

You can use both these phrases to tell someone you don’t have just one hobby that you really like or enjoy. Using “specific” and “particular” refers to one thing, for example: “I really love to play basketball”

It is pretty simple to say. These two sentences should help you explain the situation. The first sentence means you do not have any hobbies in general and the second is more specific because it means that you do not have any specific hobbies.