What can I say instead of talk about?

discuss; review; speak about; talk it over; comment; talk about; speak; talk of; discourse.

What can I say instead of I would love to?

Both appreciate and would like work. To user1496984 (the OP), if you want to show strong enthusiasm (which you may probably have when you say ‘d love to), you could also use I would like very much to, e.g., I would like very much to schedule a meeting with you to review both my performance and my request.

What is another way to say I would like to?

What is another word for would like?

feel like	hanker after
wish for	crave
desire	dislike
fancy	want
wish	yen for

What does Confabulatory mean?

1 : to talk informally : chat. 2 : to hold a discussion : confer. 3 : to fill in gaps in memory by fabrication A major characteristic of brain-damaged patients is the tendency to confabulate—to hide and dissemble about their damage.—

How do you say let’s talk in another way?

Here’s a list of synonyms for chat….What is another word for let’s talk?

talk	conversation
tête-à-tête	adda
backchat	cackle
causerie	chin-wag
chitchat	colloquy

What is the French expression for I would like?

The French translation for “I would like” is j’aimerais. The French, j’aimerais, can be broken down into 2 parts:”I (before a vowel sound)” (j’) and “would like; would love (1st person singular)” (aimerais).

How do you say I would like to professionally?

If it’s politeness you’re trying to achieve, you could say I would like to know. This transforms what might have been interpreted as a demand into a request. An alternative word would be enquire, such as in I would like to enquire.

How do you use the expression “I would love to”?

I frequently use the expression “I would love to” when I write e-mails to request things from the other party. As in “I would love to have a call to discuss…”. I feel like it conveys humility, expressing that the other party would be doing me a favor by accepting the call, for instance, which is useful for sales.

What’s the difference between ‘like’ and ‘Love’ in a request?

When you are making a request, “like” is way more polite than “love”, and “like” doesn’t have any of the connotations that would make “love” unsuitable regardless of politeness or lack thereof. I would like to have a call to discuss the new project. Would Wednesday at 2:00 work for you?

Is it unprofessional to say I would like to Love You?

Expressions like ” I would like to.. ” clearly don’t make the cut.. The “love” in “I would love to” has little to do with the “love” in “I love you”; the second one is expressing a personal emotion that is (arguably) unprofessional, while the first one is expressing enthusiasm for an event or an activity.