Hoarseness affects the process of learning to sing, but it does not mean that it is completely impossible to learn to sing. Hoarseness can be caused by throat infection, excessive straining in singing, fatigue, etc., so it needs to be dealt with in a suitable way.
First of all, if the hoarseness is caused by a throat infection or excessive straining in singing, it is recommended to stop singing first to allow the voice to rest and recover sufficiently. At the same time, throat discomfort can be relieved by gargling with warm water and drinking some warm or salt water.
Secondly, it is also important to seek the help of a professional vocal teacher. A professional vocal teacher can help assess the cause of hoarseness and provide personalized vocal training and advice. They can instruct learners on how to properly use breathing, vocal techniques, and how to avoid singing too hard to alleviate or solve the problem of hoarseness.
In addition, it is necessary to pay attention to the protection of the voice and avoid forcibly singing in the case of a hoarse voice, so as not to increase the burden on the voice. At the same time, maintaining good lifestyle habits, including eating less spicy food, avoiding overeating, and getting enough sleep, can also be of great help to the health of the voice.
In short, hoarseness does not mean that you can't learn to sing at all, but you need to take reasonable care of your voice, pay attention to the health of your voice under the guidance of a professional teacher, and gradually improve your voice condition through correct training and methods.