If I cant hear someone's voice on the phone well, is it correct to say "Your voice is very deep."?

Education & Reference by Anonymous 2018-06-27 19:42:38

Social Science

7 answers

Anonymous

Best to say... I can't hear you very well.
Anonymous

No. The best way is to say something like, "I'm having trouble hearing you. Can you speak louder please?"
Anonymous

That's not what "deep" means. In any case, it's impolite to criticize the other person's voice. The problem may be hte phone connection. Just say you can't hear them clearly. They'll speak louder- and won't be offended.
Anonymous

Your voice is very faint.
Anonymous

Yes, you can say that, but if you want is for the other person to speak louder, it won't accomplish that.
Anonymous

Why not? You can also say that you have a hearing issue (I do, and I mention it whenever I encounter this situation).
Anonymous

Yes