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Hi teachers,

Is there any difference between these two phrases?

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Hi teachers,
Is there any difference between these two phrases?
Thanks in advance
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No - exactly the same
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Talking Re: Nice to talk to you. vs. Nice talking to you.

both have the same meaning. but the second one is better used at the end of your conversation.
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