Hi, could you say ' talking from experience instead of 'speaking from experience?
I hope so, although the meaning can be different.
Thank you .

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Hi, could you say ' talking from experience instead of 'speaking from experience? 
I hope so, although the meaning can be different.
Thank you .

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I understand both. "Speaking from experience" is better. It is a familiar saying.

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‘Speaking’ is more common and more authoritative but talking doesn’t sound wrong.

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Yes, you can say “talking from experience,” but “speaking from experience” is more natural and commonly used.

“Speaking from experience” implies that you are sharing wisdom gained from personal experience in a confident or authoritative way.

“Talking from experience” is less common but can work in informal speech. It might sound more like casual conversation rather than authoritative advice.

Tip:
Use “speaking from experience” for formal or serious situations and “talking from experience” in relaxed, conversational settings.

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It is correct to say: 'speaking from experience', and not 'talking'.

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