How to Say ‘You have a great voice.’ in German
Sie haben eine tolle Stimme.
zee HAH-ben INE-uh TOL-luh SHTIM-muh
[zee HAH-ben INE-uh TOL-luh SHTIM-muh]
🇩🇪 In Germany: This is natural if you have actually heard them sing, speak, or present. Said out of context to a stranger, it can sound unusually personal.
Phrase Breakdown
Sie
[zee]
you
Formal 'you,' used politely when complimenting someone.
Sie haben eine tolle Stimme.
You have a great voice.
haben
[HAH-ben]
have
Used to say someone possesses a quality or feature.
Sie haben eine ruhige und angenehme Stimme.
You have a calm and pleasant voice.
eine
[INE-uh]
a
Feminine indefinite article used with 'Stimme.'
Sie haben eine tolle Stimme und sprechen sehr klar.
You have a great voice and speak very clearly.
tolle
[TOL-luh]
great
A friendly adjective meaning great, wonderful, or excellent.
Für Podcasts haben Sie eine tolle Stimme.
You have a great voice for podcasts.
Stimme
[SHTIM-muh]
voice
Refers to the sound of someone's voice when speaking or singing.
Am Telefon hört man sofort: Sie haben eine tolle Stimme.
On the phone, you notice immediately: you have a great voice.
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