Questions

1. Has your voice ever changed?
2. Do you like your own voice?
3. Do you enjoy recording your voice and listening to it?
4. Does your voice sound similar to your parents’ voices?

Sample Answers

Has your voice ever changed? Actually, my voice has changed significantly over the years. When I was a kid, my voice was really high-pitched, but as I hit puberty, it deepened and became more raspy. I think this is because my vocal cords grew and developed, which is a natural part of growing up. Now, my voice is pretty deep and I'm comfortable with it.

Do you like your own voice? Honestly, I'm pretty neutral about my own voice. I mean, it's just my voice, you know? But I do think it's unique and suits my personality. I've had people tell me they like my voice, so that's a plus. I think what I like most about my voice is that it's expressive and can convey a lot of emotion, which is important for communication.

Do you enjoy recording your voice and listening to it? Actually, I do enjoy recording my voice and listening to it. I find it really interesting to hear how I sound to others. Sometimes I'll record myself giving presentations or just talking to myself, and it's weird to hear my own voice back. But it's also helpful because I can pick up on things I need to work on, like my tone or pace.

Does your voice sound similar to your parents’ voices? My voice is actually a combination of my parents' voices. My mom has a really soft, gentle voice, and my dad has a deeper, more rugged voice. I think I got a bit of both, which is cool. My voice is deeper than my mom's, but it's not as deep as my dad's. I like that it's unique and a mix of both of theirs.

Key Phrases and Idioms

hit puberty

to reach the age when a person's body starts to develop and change as they become an adult

When I hit puberty, my voice changed and I grew taller.