When chatting with others, which do you think is more perfunctory, writing or pronunciation?

1. When chatting, I think it's more perfunctory to send facial expressions than to send voice, because facial expressions only express your feelings at that time. You send a happy emoji to express your joy, and a crying emoji to express your depression. It is naive in some people's eyes, and maybe cute in some people's eyes. But pronunciation can better express the charm of a person's voice, speak well, especially attract the opposite sex to chat with others, speak sincerely, and express your attitude better. In fact, in many chats, some people can better express their attitude and speaking skills. In many dialogues, pronunciation is necessary. When you chat with others, you can show more concern for others, and the other person can hear your emotional expression when listening to your pronunciation.

Second, in fact, when chatting, it seems naive to adults. Some adults don't like to send expression packs, thinking that they only send expression packs when chatting, but I think it is ok to send expression packs sometimes, because some expressions are particularly cute. Like some cute expression packs of Hong Haitong at that time, some animal expression packs, cats and dogs were very cute. If a girl likes this cute expression pack and sends it to him, she can actually understand the atmosphere when chatting. Let the atmosphere become more active.

Third, but some people who are complicated in mind or steady in doing things don't like to send words. They like typing directly and making sounds. By communicating with the chat object through voice, you can better listen to other people's inner thoughts. Language can reveal many things, such as your mood at that time. When you are depressed, you can hear your voice as soon as you listen.

Fourth, it may be better to pronounce the voice in the eyes of adults, because he thinks the expression pack is a bit perfunctory, but chatting mainly depends on both sides, whether they are diligent or talking. As long as they are used properly, they will not appear perfunctory.