there is a rare chance that I can use Bitcoin Directly because there are also few options since we are a country that has not adopted bitcoin till now so maybe some online sellers or some people that i have directly engaging .

But if you will let me answer as Bitcoin converted into fiat? then yeah All my billings and all my online payments as My wallet offers conversion to other payments .

I personally prefer to save my funds in bitcoin and will use bitcoin everywhere whenever they allow me to use bitcoin instead of other methods otherwise I will exchange some new share of my bitcoins to fiat just to buy something when they don't allow me to use bitcoin, but since bitcoin is banned in many countries or cannot be accepted as a payment method I guess the answer can be different for other people depending on where they live and they kind of rules they have in their countries.

I use bitcoin maybe atleast 5x a month. There is a payment merchant here in our country where you can use bitcoin to top-up credits on your phone. I spend my bitcoin to buy credits when I need some mobile data when I'm outside our home. I also use it sometimes to pay our electricity bill if the usual digital wallet I use is not available. I avoid spending too much of my bitcoin as I treat it as my savings for emergencies. I also feel it's a waste spending it when I see the price is increasing over the years.

Too bad that people can only choose one answer or can only vote one time in the poll because I believe that many users here are like you that also uses altcoins and tokens other than their bitcoins because there are times where bitcoin fees are high and then the network is heavily congested. We can't afford to wait any longer when we are in a hurry like we will play gambling or purchase something that we will use immediately like phone credits.

I think for some who are currently enrolled in a bitcoin paying campaign. They will only do one btc transaction per week and that is by moving their bitcoin salary to their main wallets.

If it was about trading,  then I did say that I use bitcoin everyday,  I buy,  and hold,  and when in profit,  I resell to later buy at a lower price again.
But talking about using bitcoin outside trading,  that is for payment for goods and services and all that,  I did say almost never,  sometime in July this year,  I bought a motor bike with full payment in bitcoin, this was the first time I ever bought a thing and paid in bitcoin,  the spent bitcoins were replaced the very next day by the way.
I have bitcoin I kept as investment for future,  and I have another set which I trade with ,  I personally do not have any plan or want to spend bitcoin on paying for goods and service,  atleast,  not now.

For reasons of security and compliance with applicable laws in my country, it is realistic for me not to use bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency for the purpose of paying for goods or services. I use bitcoin as a currency on several gambling platforms, but it's a different thing for something like adopting it as an optional currency every day in real life.

In the end I can say bitcoin or cryptocurrency is not a legal currency in my country as a means of payment. It is a commodity asset that can only be used for trading and investment with established regulations.

I used bitcoin once every week and multiple times in a month, I don't have to transact bitcoin on daily basis, I rather hodl my coin in the wallet, once the need arises to transact part or the whole coin I do send to Binance for a P2P transaction to fiat, this is done at least once in week especially when I needed some fiat for some basic stuffs like payment for goods and services because in my country bitcoin hasn't been approved as a means of payment in fact it had been ban, however thanks to anonymous bitcoin transaction which allows users to transact swiftly without government agents tracking the transaction.

Almost never, i used it only ones. In my country there is a few places that accept bitcoin. 

To be honest with you, I use Bitcoin almost all of the time to pay for goods and/or services. I don't usually touch cash (Fiat), unless it's something I cannot pay with Bitcoin. But now that there are virtual and plastic cards which allow you to use your BTC to pay at any merchant accepting VISA/Mastercard, avoiding Fiat entirely becomes an easy task. I can't tell you how great it is to live only on crypto, especially when only you control access to your funds (no middleman). I can spend BTC anytime without going through ID/credit checks, or even having to worry about "hidden fees". It's true freedom if you ask me.

What's left is for Bitcoin to become widely accepted by countries worldwide, and you can say goodbye to Fiat for good. But I doubt that'll happen anytime soon because governments don't want to surrender Fiat over anything else. At least, we have an alternative to the existing monetary system. As long as decentralization prevails, nothing else matters.