The table and bar chart provide the time spent on leisure and household activities by male and female in 2008 alone.
Overall, it is evident that engaged in leisure activities such as TV, radio and video to show a consistent results in increased average minute per day, while sport activities the most noticeable lower among females. Enjoying household activities in average minute per day, which cooking and washing dishes higher figures in terms of that across females, whereas repairing household activities showed a least minutes per day.
Among leisure pursuits, dedicated in reading activities had the second-highest minutes among women at 19 and men at 18, followed by sport activities among females experienced 11 minutes per day was the a mere low than males at 15. Furthermore, dedicated TV, video and radio, had peaked minutes 137 for men and 118 for women.
Focusing on household activities, spent cooking and washing dishes activities across women approximately 75 minutes per day, which was the peaked degree. In contrast, these activities remained just under 30 minutes across males. However, shopping activities illustrated the second-most common 22 for men and 36 for women. Followed by, repairing activities, which demonstrated women with 18 and men 6. Clothes washing and ironing observed 27 minutes per day for women and over 10 minutes for men.