we didn't talk for a long time or we haven't talked for a long time ? with reason
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"We didn't talk for a long time." (simple past tense) You might say this when you are describing a past situation that has ended, since you are talking with that person again. It could be that you and your best friend had a fight and refused to talk with each other. But now you both have made up and are talking to each other again.
"We haven't talked for a long time." (present perfect tense) You didn't have a fight or anything like that with your best friend. Maybe you've both been really busy and that's why you haven't seen or talked to each other for awhile.
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We haven't talked for a long time. It's present perfect. Something happened in the past but effect is remained!
here are some examples:
I haven't seen you for a long time.
I have never seen this movie.
I have never listened to this music.
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