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Band 6+: Do most people mind people talking on the phone in public places?

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I think it depends on the situation. If someone is on a phone call in public, it's generally considered polite to speak in a quiet voice and tone. However, some people talk very loudly and rudely, which can be disruptive and uncomfortable for those around them. In these cases, people might feel annoyed or even embarrassed for the person on the phone.

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Um, times, I think. Because if a person hear a phone call in public places, it’s better for them. It’s better for him or her to speak in a small volume and in a polite toneue. However, in some cases, people speak very loudly and in a ro. Uh, in a rud speaking style. Therefore, people will look at them and is not comfortable for them to hear. Some kais of gods.

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