I would choose both.
But if I had to make a choice I would probably choose text
Talk allows each other to see one another reactions, and if there words are true, there is no emotion and people can take texts wrong
In the words of BBC's Sherlock Holmes, "I prefer to text."
I think it depends on who you are talking to. whether you would rather text that person or talk to them
Depends. I love talking to my boyfriend on xBox Live, it can be a bit awkward on webcams though, as we sometimes run out of things to say. I can message him for hours.
I dislike messages with most other people, however, because voice has more emotion.
Text I hate talking on the phone, I run out of things to talk about, in text I never do or if I do I can always come back at a later time
I live with my wife so I talk to her all the time. So sometimes it's nice just to text her when we're not with each other.
Usually, text. Simple, cheap and easy. But it doesn't convey emotion well.
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When communicating in a professional sense (job interview or training), I'd rather talk face-to-face, not on the phone, and certainly not by text. Otherwise I prefer texting/messaging.
I consider texting, if i know that person is busy at the moment or if it is just a bitch that does not like to answer the phone.
but i prefer just call and say hi.
im ok with both but txt to start with until I know the person
Texting is infinitely easier but at the same time it loses the tone that you have when you talk to someone.
I guess it really depends on the situation, honestly.
I old fashioned I rather talk on phone or in person or e-mail and or writing a letter to someone.
I love good conversation and talking is a good way to do that
I would rather talk most of the time depending on who it is.
Text or Talk depending on the person and whats going on at the time
talk if i have a lot of time ...text if im out and about
Text. It seems easier. Just a few words says a lot. Plus I won't have to hear irritating voices.