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How it is more correct to say? I always try to say "write to me". But I saw people who are used to to write like "If you want to talk with me, don't hesitate and write me". Those people said that they know English at Advanced level and this is correct to say "write me", but they also said that "write to me" is not a mistake as well. The same situation with "message me" and "message to me", I saw a profile of one person, he wrote "If you have have questions about English grammar, message me, I can help.". Is that correct to say in that way?I wrote "I want to talk with you, please write to me!" That was grammatically incorrect??

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I think that is an American expression 'to write someone', or 'write me'. I would always say 'write to me' and I think that is the case for all British people. but I have seen 'write me' elsewhere and I don't think it is necessarily a mistake. Also in your example 'message me' is right, and 'message to me' would be wrong. If you use 'message to me' it needs another verb e.g. 'send a message to me' or 'write a message to me'
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For full sentences, all of these are used: If you want to talk to/with me, don't hesitate to write me! If you want to talk to/with me, message me/don't hesitate to message me! Feel free to message me if you wish to talk! There are many ways.
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There are many correct ways: Write to me Write me Message me Email me Talk to me Talk with me Just don't use: Message to me Message with me Write with me (unless you two are planning on writing a book together haha)

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