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Generally, it's acceptable for people to talk on the phone in public places, especially in spacious areas like stadiums, train stations, or parks. People are not too close to each other in these settings. However, it also depends on the specific location. In places like restaurants, people are expected to moderate their voices to avoid bothering others. Additionally, in libraries, there are generally some rules and restrictions that prohibit people from using their phones to talk.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
Generally, it’s accessible for people to talk on the phone in public places. Somewhere the space is spacious like the stadium, the train bus station or in the park. Seeing each one by the other much. However, it also depends on the specific location where people are somewhere like the restaurant. People are expected to moderate their voice in order to bother others. Yeah, and somewhere like in the library is general some rules, some restrictions for people when they are not allowed to use their phone to talk.
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