'I am chatting to her' or 'I am chatting with her'?

[Luby]

Which one is correct 'I am chatting to her' or 'I am chatting with her'

[Hoadong]

I am chatting with her.
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[Happytofita]

I think both are correct.
I think it is possible to say:

Chatting to her/chatting with her/chatting away.

Please, post your question here: English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms. Professional teachers will certainly have an answer.

Good luck.

[Luby]

Thanks for replying.But this is where i posted my question.

[Peterkua]

I am chatting with her/him/you
I am talking to her/him/you

i believe it is "chat with" and "talk to"

[Luby]

Thanks for your reply here Peterkua,but I am still confused!

[Alan]

Hi Luby,

There is not a lot of difference between 'with' or 'to' in this sentence: 'I am chatting to her' or 'I am chatting with her'. The only point I can make is that both are used and acceptable and there is a suggestion (not a very strong one) that 'with' is perhaps more intimate/friendly.

Alan
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[Luby]

Good afternoon Sir Alan,
Thanks for clearing my doubt.I always use 'chatting with' but some people say 'chatting to' that's why I thought I'm wrong!
If 'with' is friendly than I could use 'chatting with' only as usual.

Lubna

[Nautilus_001]

wow, i just heard that chatting to is also acceptable, I always use chatting with...

god, i love this forum... :D:D