The phrase "cute voice" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the way someone speaks or sounds, particularly if their voice is high-pitched, soft, or endearing in some way. Example: "The little girl had a cute voice, like a tiny bird chirping in the morning."
Things like 'Although it's fine to speak the instructions' and 'Please fix this problem here' might be spoken in a cute voice".
Just then a Bernie supporter next to me had a cute voice boom out of her iPhone: "It's time for jumping jacks!" She tried desperately to turn off her phone's exercise app, but I couldn't stop laughing.
'Good morning to you, good morning to you, we're all in our places with sunshiny faces and this is the way we start a new day.' If I'm on a business trip, he'll send it in a cute voice memo".
On this new record, Miss Boots melds her very cute voice with disco-house and electro-produced by DFA's Tim Goldsworthy with contributions from Simian Mobile Disco's James Ford and Andy Butler of Hercules & Love Affair.
Try to say "oppa" in a cute voice, but not too much.
Ms. Murphy's character, Stacy Holt, who narrates the movie in a too-cute voice, begins the film by describing her twin obsessions: Diane Sawyer and the catechism of romance according to Ms. Simon's hits.
Plead "Don't laugh" in your cutest voice.
In the video (which features a crazy-cute voice-over), Tard spills on her experiences on touring New York City.
A much larger crowd, the "Finding Nemo" audience, knows him as the cute, fretful voice of an animated fish.
Lucille Bliss, who provided the cute, husky voice for the title character in the groundbreaking television cartoon series "Crusader Rabbit" in 1949, and later for Smurfette on the 1980s series "The Smurfs," died on Nov. 8 in Costa Mesa, Calif.
