Easy to chat and hard to speak?
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I use Skype very active, especially for speaking with relatives or friends. But I've noticed, that some people prefer to chat rather than to speak. I knew, that people are divided into 3 groups of the way they perceive information: by hearing, writing and loooking. I s'pose, that I do it better by hearing, cos I used to play piano for many years and only way to learn big music works is to play it many times and listen to it often. So. About Skype.
I like to speak on Skype cos I can hear the voice, and a few people can control their voice. Facial expressions - may be. But voice - harder. I endeavor to do it, especially when I speak to not familiar people to me, or with those, who are not friendly to me. You can guess about emotions of your companion and true feelings. You can hear second sense in their words. BUT! When you chat, many things can be missed. And some people benefit from it. But I don't like it definitely!
I like to speak on Skype cos I can hear the voice, and a few people can control their voice. Facial expressions - may be. But voice - harder. I endeavor to do it, especially when I speak to not familiar people to me, or with those, who are not friendly to me. You can guess about emotions of your companion and true feelings. You can hear second sense in their words. BUT! When you chat, many things can be missed. And some people benefit from it. But I don't like it definitely!
I use Skype very actively, especially for speaking with relatives or friends.
I know, that people are divided into 3 groups by the way they perceive information: by hearing, writing and seeing.
I s'pose, that I do it better by hearing, cos I used to play piano for many years and the only way to learn a long music work/composition is to play it many times and listen to it often.
I endeavor to do it, especially when I speak to not familiar people not familiar to me, or with those, who are not friendly to me.
You can guess about the emotions of your companion and true feelings.
"cos" is very casual (it's not impolite), but we only use it in the spoken language :))