How can a man sound like a girl?

Answer 1

A person born with male parts is unlikely to sound like a little girl. Now, a woman born wrongly with male parts can learn how to feminize her voice and be taken for a woman, even on the phone. Here is what you do.

1. Find your modal (default) voice and try to determine its pitch. It might be about a C3 (around 120 hz). You want it to be about a G3 if you can get it there. Try to habituate your voice around there.

2. Then try increasing your resonance. One thing to do is raise your larynx. To get an idea how it feels, swallow and take your hand and hold things up as you speak using the advice in step #1. Then once you get an idea of the sound, then learn to do it with muscles. Try to bring the voice more to the front of your mouth. While whispering a lot isn't good, you can use whispering as a gauge to check your resonance. Try for a "higher" sounding whisper that seems to come from the front of your mouth. That may require opening the mouth wider and/or raising the tongue. Keep practicing this.

3. Then you work on your behavior and body language. Use more gestures, don't be afraid to touch others (with discretion of course), smile more, don't interrupt, and avoid offensive words and topics. Lean into a conversation and express genuine interest.

4. Word choice and grammar also helps. Use proper grammar. While women do curse on occasion and speak about inappropriate things, they do not tend to keep gravitating to graphic sexual conversations and conversations about toilet habits.

5. Don't think of yourself as a man. If you are a transsexual and plan on surgery, then a certain part of you was always a girl/woman. Transition is not to change who you are, but to bring who you are to the surface so all can see. So if you think of yourself as a woman and lead with that type of energy, you may find yourself behaving and speaking more feminine.

6. There are advanced things to try. One is to do vocal warm-ups for singers. Yes, you would practice in your natural voice, but as you do so, you get more flexible with your voice, and this flexibility and conditioning will help as you feminize your voice.

7. Work on bridging the register break in your voice. Most people's voices jump into falsetto, but you can learn to remove that break. Just do a "siren" effect from chest voice, into head voice, and back. Keep doing it gently and eventually you can figure it out. Then singing or doing scales across that bridge and back. The practice speacking across it and back. Girls sometimes squeal with delight as they greet each other, and it is nice to have the range to do that. While speaking in falsetto doesn't work well with masculine voices, you can learn to speak in a blend of chest and head voice and add a few more usable notes to your range.

Answer 2

of course it is.