Gosto muito da sua voz.
I really like your voice.
Language note: In Portuguese, 'gosto' means 'I like' which is less intense than 'amo' meaning 'I love'.
Culture note: Compliments on voice might be due to public speaking, singing, or tone.
Context: They sing a bit of a song they like, and their voice is delightful.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Gosto
[GOHS-too]
I like
Expresses a preference or enjoyment of something.
Durante o show, pensei: gosto muito da sua voz.
During the show, I thought: I like your voice very much.
muito
[MOY-too]
very much
An expression used to add emphasis on the extent of liking.
Na música, ficou claro que gosto muito da sua voz única.
In the music, it was clear that I like your unique voice very much.
da
[dah]
of the
A contraction of preposition and article used before a noun to specify it.
Sempre notei a beleza da sua voz.
I always noticed the beauty of your voice.
sua
[SOO-ah]
your
A possessive pronoun showing something belonging to the person being addressed.
Em muitas gravações, comento que gosto muito da sua voz.
In many recordings, I comment that I like your voice very much.
voz
[VOHZ]
voice
The sound produced by using vocal cords, especially spoken or singing sound.
Na rádio, todos disseram que gosto muito da sua voz.
On the radio, everyone said that I like your voice very much.
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