When someone sends you a voice note, what is your honest reaction?
I prefer voice notes42.9%
I like getting them27.5%
I put up with them15.9%
I dread them13.8%
42.9% answered "I prefer voice notes".
How many people actually like voice notes in Egypt?
Statistics from 378 accepted quiz answers*. Updated September 2026. How these statistics work
Asked "When someone sends you a voice note, what is your honest reaction?" on the Sarahah quiz, the most common answer was "I prefer voice notes", chosen by 42.9% of 378 people in Egypt.
Where everyone lands
Low15.3%
Medium40.7%
High43.9%
43.9% of 378 people in Egypt scored high on the Sarahah Voice notes quiz.
Question by question
How often do you send one?
Every day45.6%
A few times a week25.4%
Rarely29%
45.6% answered "Every day".
How long is your typical voice note?
Over three minutes16.1%
More than one minute, up to three20.7%
Thirty seconds to a minute45.3%
Under thirty seconds17.9%
45.3% answered "Thirty seconds to a minute".
How do you listen to them?
Straight away, at normal speed43.7%
Later, at normal speed26.7%
Sped up19.8%
I do not listen to them9.8%
43.7% answered "Straight away, at normal speed".
Have you ever sent one longer than five minutes?
Yes, more than once35.4%
Yes, once16.1%
No48.4%
48.4% answered "No".
Where do you record them?
Walking outside30.2%
At home56.1%
In the car5.2%
At work8.5%
56.1% answered "At home".
What decides whether you are happy to get one?
Who sent it58.5%
How long it is10.3%
Where I am at the time10.1%
Nothing, I like them all13.5%
Nothing, I dislike them all7.7%
58.5% answered "Who sent it".
Who sends you the most?
Family25.1%
Close friends52.9%
Work colleagues10.3%
Group chats5.6%
Nobody sends me any6.1%
52.9% answered "Close friends".
* Everyone here chose to take the quiz, and no answers are weighted to match a real population. Each question counts only the people who answered it, so a question some people skipped rests on a smaller group than the total above.
Statistics by country
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