The phrase "conversational level" can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a person's fluency or standard of communication in a particular language. For example, "Susan has a good conversational level in Spanish; she can comfortably hold a conversation with a native speaker."
"Music should be played at a conversational level -- you can't shout a conversation".
Even in the most animated numbers, her voice never rises above a conversational level.
She describes a parade of men who arrive in droves and do not engage her on the conversational level but provide an eroticism conducive to elaborate, leisurely reveries.
It "will generally be about conversational level in volume and rarely would people be required to raise their voices because of the fact that there was aircraft movements in the area," Truss said.
We were able to talk at a normal conversational level, that is until celebratory laughter and shouting started up at a nearby table occupied by a group of eight.
Invariably, given enough time, Bloomberg will slide into data mode, but on a conversational level he tends to deploy his figures in the service of folksy insights that stick with you.
She is a scrupulous musician, though not very good at reducing her opera-house voice to the conversational levels needed for a space like this.
There are only a handful of requirements: being younger than 30, and having conversational-level English and a willingness to learn on the job.
First, a practice trial was given using the conversational-level recordings of one otolaryngologist, to ensure that participants could hear the digits while practising the task.
As mid-week diners, we enjoyed a conversational sound level.
Recordings were presented in a fully randomized order to each listener at conversational loudness levels in a psycho-acoustically controlled environment.
