nice to talk... or nice talking....
Which one is more correct, sounds more natural, is more likely to be used by a native English speaker?

- It was nice to talk to/with you
- It was nice talking to/with you

Question

nice to talk...  or nice talking....
Which one is more correct, sounds more natural, is more likely to be used by a native English speaker?

- It was nice to talk to/with you
- It was nice talking to/with you

Answer

Hi, M.Jafar!

I agree with Gary's answer: both forms are perfectly fine and sound very natural. English speakers tend to subconsciously use "talking to/with you" when the conversation is extended and "to talk to/with you" when it's brief, but in the end, it's all about individual preferences. I personally use "talking" more often than "to talk."

I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any more questions =)

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Either is fine. 
You would probably use 'talking' if you had been talking for a longer period of time.

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