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Yes, I think many people do mind others talking on the phone in public places. For example, Japan is a place that does not allow people to talk on the phone in public areas like public transport. Loud conversations can be distracting, especially in quiet environments like libraries, public transport, or even restaurants. Talking on the phone in public can be acceptable, but it depends on the setting. In places like parks or beaches, I think it is generally fine. However, in quieter spaces like public transport, libraries, or restaurants, it's better to keep conversations brief or even change the chatting method to texts, like using WhatsApp or other social media apps.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
Yes, I think many people do mind others talking on phones in public places. For example, Japan is a place that is not allowed people to talk on the phones in public areas like on the public transport. Because I think loud conversations can be distracting, especially in quiet environments like libraries or public transport or even restaurants. Talking on a phone in public can be acceptable, but it depends on the setting. In places like parks or bc3s I think is generally fine. However, in some quieter spaces like public transport or libraries or restaurants, it’s better to keep conversations brief or even change the chatting method into tests like using WhatsApp or other social media apps.
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