Write as if speaking directly to someone, casual and warm.
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Instead of saying
"Make it sound like I'm talking to a friend..."
Change How It Sounds
Adjust the voice, mood, or register
Write with confidence and expertise, establishing credibility.
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Instead of saying
"Make it sound like I really know what I'm talking about..."
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Tactful and careful, avoiding offense while being honest.
Example
Instead of saying
"Be nice but still tell them the truth..."
Italian. Effortless mastery — polished work that doesn't feel labored.
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Instead of saying
"Make it sound confident but natural, like it was easy to write, not try-hard..."
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Gently longing or nostalgic in mood.
Example
Instead of saying
"Make it sound a little sad but also kind of nice..."
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Portuguese. Deep longing for something absent — deeper than nostalgia.
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Instead of saying
"Make it feel like I'm missing something deeply, more than just nostalgia..."
Dry, understated humor with a hint of irony.
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Instead of saying
"Make it a bit funny in a clever, not-obvious way..."
Sincere and serious, without irony or detachment.
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Instead of saying
"Make it sound like I really mean it, genuinely..."
Professional register, suitable for official contexts.
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Instead of saying
"Make it sound more professional and serious..."
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Light, fun, not taking itself too seriously.
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Instead of saying
"Make it sound fun and not so serious..."