Talk With or Talk To?

rogersgeorge on July 18th, 2023

Interesting discussion of these two phrases, but I disagree with the second definition, next to last panel. Too self-centered.

I think the first definition is okay, but a bit incomplete. It doesn’t mention the possibility of interchange of ideas between the participants.

How would you define “talking to”?

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