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We'll talk it through again. vs We'll talk about it again.

Both phrases are correct, but they have slightly different meanings. 'We'll talk it through again' implies a more detailed discussion or analysis of a topic, while 'We'll talk about it again' suggests a general conversation or revisiting a subject. The choice between them depends on the level of depth or thoroughness you want to convey.

Last updated: March 24, 2024

We'll talk it through again.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when you want to emphasize discussing something in detail or thoroughly, possibly to reach a resolution or understanding.

Examples:

  • Let's talk it through again to make sure we're all on the same page.
  • I think we should talk it through again before making a decision.
  • If nothing turns up, run it through again.
  • All right, I'll run it through again.
  • So I'll come over to your place at 7:30 with Zachary and we'll just let them talk it through.
  • So what we did with Dennis' snare drum was we fed it through the harmoniser, dropped its pitch and then fed that back through again. so it goes... but faster.
  • No. I'll send them away, we'll sit down, we'll talk it through.
  • So please, let's - Please, let's just sit back down, and we'll talk it through.
  • Stop by the house tonight and we'll talk it through, okay?
  • So they have not only survived, but we also go through again.
  • Eaglebauer, your partner, comes through again.
  • The Bahrainis have started allowing their shipments through again.
  • I won't let you through again.
  • Lost and Found comes through again.
  • - to get that design through again.
  • It's always our practice to run it through again, but they declined.
  • The rain's come through again.
  • But after that I didn't see him come through again.
  • Tinny pulls through again. That's the woman I knows and loves.
  • And I'll get me windows put through again.
  • It's not a moment I want to ever go through again.
  • Last of the tea until the Red Cross gets through again.

Alternatives:

  • Let's discuss it in detail again.
  • We'll go over it again thoroughly.

We'll talk about it again.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when you want to suggest revisiting a topic or subject for further discussion or consideration.

Examples:

  • We'll talk about it again tomorrow during the meeting.
  • Let's talk about it again next week to see if there are any new ideas.
  • If in a year she's still in favor of it, we'll talk about it again.
  • - No, we'll never talk about it again.
  • Then walk away and we'll never talk about it again.
  • We need never even talk about it again.
  • We never talk about it again.
  • She leaves and we never talk about it again.
  • No need to ever talk about it again.
  • 100 guineas, I go to America, and we never talk about it again.
  • Let's just move past this and agree to never talk about it again.
  • We'll never talk about this again.
  • OK, OK... we can be mates, as long as we never have to talk about it again.
  • Once we have a European Statute, it will be a different matter and then we can talk about it again.
  • I'm sorry that it took so long for us to find you, and I know how hard it is to talk about again.
  • Let's not talk about it again.
  • We don't ever have to talk about it again.
  • Sure, we could talk about politics again.
  • And then never talk about him again.
  • We promised never, ever to talk about this again.
  • I'll stab you! if you talk about robot again.
  • Then come with us... and we don't need to talk about this again.

Alternatives:

  • We'll revisit the topic again.
  • Let's have another conversation about it.

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