Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• “Not to speak to.” (= only by sight) speak (with somebody) (about something/ somebody) Can I speak with you for a minute? I saw her in the street but we didn't  ...
• Aug 14, 2010 ... I have only heard speak with being used by Americans, on American TV programmes and films. I remember this because it was so unusual and ...
• Speak with Animals. Hypertext d20 SRD menu icon · About This Site · Frequently Asked Questions · Changes from the Official d20 SRD · Open Game License ...
• speak with someone. (about someone or something). 1. to talk with someone about someone or something; to discuss someone or something with someone.

• Aug 14, 2010 ... These two are more or less equivalent. They can both be used for the situation where A and B speak to each other. "Speak to" can also be used ...
• to speak to (phrasal verb). (idiomatic) To give evidence regarding something; to attest for. 2006, Staff of Vault, The College Buzz Book , page 176: This definitely ...
• The phrasal verb speak to is widely used idiomatically to convey various senses, including show, demonstrate, express, relate to, address, or speak about.
• 2. to reprimand: your father will speak to you later. 3. to give evidence of or comments on (a subject): who will speak to this item?. Collins English Dictionary  ...