Special Post for Creative Writers #19 - Words to Describe Someone's Voice - Part 2

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This is #19 in my series of articles to save time for creative writers. It is the second part of a list of words to describe someone's voice.

I hope you will find it useful and it will stimulate ideas and save you time.

There are so many such words that I will list them in multiple parts.

Here we go:

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I am a native English speaker, primary school teacher and adult trainer. I am qualified to teach English Literature and Creative Writing in the UK as part of the national curriculum.

Previous posts can be found here:

#1 Words You Could Use to Replace Go, Went or Walk
#2 Words You Could Use to Replace Go, Went or Walk continued
#3 Alternatives to 'Bad'
#4 Alternatives to 'Good'
#5 Eye Colours
#6 Tone Vocabulary List
#7 Emotions > Body Language Part 1
#8 Emotions > Body Language Part 2
#9 Emotions > Body Language Part 3
#10 Emotions > Body Language Part 4
#11 Describing Hair Colours
#12 Emotions > Body Language - Part 5
#13 Emotions > Body Language - Part 6
#14 Emotions > Body Language - Part 7
#15 Fighting Words
#16 Preposition Check List
#17 Comma Rules
#18 Describing Someone's Voice - Part 1

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Thanks for learning more words. I'm french and try here to learn better others language (english and spanish). Every time I see that large vocabulary is missing. Tried to post some stories with my spanish in ultimates posts. Maybe I'll try in english to one day. Thanks again, have a good evening
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I hope to be helpful to you. Your English is very good. Thank you for your comment.

Yes you were. Thank you, it's coming a little bit better now, (don't have the expression in english but in france we say litteraly : "little at little" meaning that it come more with the time). You're welcome, thanks to you. Following, maybee see you on an other post !

We say 'little by little'. It's nearly the same :)

Ho good ! ;) Was such a problem when I went to south america, trying to translate litteraly french expressions. Now the same in english, but this time I've got luck ;) Thank you ;) Have a good evening
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