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From my perspective, I think most people don't mind others talking on the phone in public places, as long as they do so at a reasonable volume and don't interrupt other conversations. I understand that sometimes people receive important calls in public and need to answer them immediately. However, there are some individuals who seem to want to stand out and talk loudly, which can be disruptive and frustrating for others. This behavior can lead to annoyance and even anger among those who are trying to enjoy their surroundings.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
Ah, from a perspective, I think um, people, they don’t mind uh, any uh, any people talking on the phone in the public places. If that people talk with a small volume. Small volume and don’t interrupt to any uh, other view conversations. Because I know that uh, when people get phone calls in the public places, it may be uh. Important phone call. So they, they have to answer uh, immediately. So yes, I think people don’t mind about it. But uh, some people that they want to stand out in the bu list, so they uh, talk out loud. Out loud and it’really interrupt that another people. So they feel really frustrated and uh, inrise to their actions.
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