How to Say ‘You have a nice voice.’ in Simplified Chinese
你的声音很好听。
nǐ de shēng yīn hěn hǎo tīng
[nee duh shung-yin hun haow-ting]
💬 Usage Tip: [好听] is for sounds that are pleasant to hear: voices, songs, names, even ways of speaking. Use the same pattern with other sounds: [这首歌很好听], [你的名字很好听]。
Phrase Breakdown
你的
nǐ de
your
Shows possession.
你的声音很大。
Your voice is very loud.
Words in this phrase
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
A common way to address the person you are speaking to.
你说话的方式很温柔。
The way you speak is very gentle.
的
de
[duh]
's; possessive particle
Shows possession, connecting a person to their voice.
你的声音很好听。
Your voice sounds very nice.
声音
shēng yīn
[shung-yin]
voice; sound
Usually refers to a person's speaking or singing voice.
你的声音很好听。
Your voice is very pleasant.
很好听
hěn hǎo tīng
sounds very pleasant
Common compliment for a voice or music.
这首歌很好听。
This song sounds very nice.
Words in this phrase
很
hěn
[hun]
very; quite
Used before adjectives to sound natural and complete.
你的声音很特别。
Your voice is very distinctive.
好听
hǎo tīng
[haow-ting]
pleasant to hear
Describes sounds, music, or voices that are enjoyable to listen to.
这首歌很好听。
This song sounds very nice.
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