What's the difference between "talk to" and "talk with"?
I'm confused about "talk to sb." and "talk with sb.". What is the difference between them? Here is my example. I was wondering if it is right of not:
I once talked with my friend Jim on skype. Then another friend Bob also wanted to talk with Jim. So I said to Jim, "Bob wants to talk to you".
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There's no difference between them. They're similar. "Talk to somebody" is more common though
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