Just a simple observation. An action I see, or rather hear, daily from both sides of the telephone.
Why is it when the person who is speaking to someone who English is not the primary language... or when the person who is speaking English as a second or third language...
... almost always each end talks much louder than normal. Does the speaker really believe the listener will understand better if the volume is raised?
2 comments:
oh, haha, I have noticed this too. He/she is not deaf!
and the callers that are deaf... we don't even speak to.. We type to em!!
Ya.. I noticed that also!
-Dispatcher
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