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How to Say ‘I love your voice.’ in French

J'adore votre voix.

zhay ah-DOR vot-ruh vwah

[zhay ah-DOR vot-ruh vwah]

💬 Usage Tip: For things, j'adore is the everyday way to say "I love". J'aime votre voix would sound closer to "I like your voice".

Phrase Breakdown

[zhay]

Pronoun used by the speaker to refer to himself or herself.

Example

J'aime les bonbons.

I like candies.

adore

[ah-DOR]

love

Form of 'adorer': to really love something or someone.

Example

J'adore le football.

I love football.

votre

[vot-ruh]

your

Belonging to you.

Example

Votre voiture est là.

Your car is there.

voix

[vwah]

voice

The sound a person makes when speaking or singing; feminine noun.

Example

Elle a une très belle voix.

She has a very beautiful voice.

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