"कोई नेहा से बात नहीं करता।"

Translation: No one speaks with Neha.

[TVENKATACH]

Is" No one talks with Neha" correct?

[ph.WbhGx5]

Yes

[blaqvernaq]

Does this also translate to "Someone does not speak to Neha"? And if not, how would one say that?

[deactivated user]

It should really be no one talks 'to' Neha

[Victoria758614]

Interesting. "Speaks with", "speaks to", "talks with", and "talks to" all have virtually the same meaning. None of them strikes me as incorrect or unnatural, though I might apply them differently based on context and intended emphasis. What is it about "speaks with" that feels uncomfortable for folks?

[RADHIKA108]

'Speaks with' is another Americanisation. We use 'speaks to' in the UK. They seem to use American spellings here too eg grandad is shown as wrong spelling when it is the correct English spelling.

[kuchikuchu7]

Agree

[Rajsanduga]

Agree

[LinguisticBoi]

Agree

[Adarsh223970]

Well that's why the girl is having troubles.

[Victoria758614]

This has to be related to Raj crying all the time...

[parthibaba]

And his drinking!!!

[ShresthTrivedi10]

Cool tip

[bilboinamerica]

Why is this not बोलता?

[Balasubram646730]

How do we say "Some, do not speak with Neha" in hindi?

[Amisha1912]

कुछ लोग , नेहा से बात नही करते ।

[ph.5jyEEI]

गलत है