「〜して[楽しい](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/44068/)」は「〜するのを楽しむ（enjoy〜ing）」とほぼ同義だと思います。また、「[本当に](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/36491/)」というニュアンスは、英訳例のようにreallyを使うか、very muchなどを添えればよいでしょう。
「〜とおしゃべりをする」：chat with〜
例：
I really enjoy chatting/talking with you.
君とおしゃべりできて、とても楽しい。
他には、シンプルに It is really fun などと言っても良いでしょう。
例：
It is really fun chatting with you.
君とおしゃべりできて、とても楽しい。
君と[おしゃべり](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/47952/)できてすごく[楽しかったよ。](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/51081/)
I had a great time -ing ... :・・・して、すごくいい時間を過ごすことができた。
例
I had a good time playing football with you.
一緒にサッカーできて楽しかったよ。
I love talking with you!
Talking with you is so much fun.
Its great when we talk, I enjoy it so much!
You can also say...
*Its great chatting with you!
*I love having a chat with you
*Its great having a natter with you. (natter= slang for a chat in the UK)
*We can chat for hours!
*We can gas for hours! (gas = slang for a chat)
Hope this helps!! ^ ^
【例】
I love talking with you!
（あなたとおしゃべりするのがとても大好きです）
Talking with you is so much fun.
（あなたとお話しするのはとても楽しいです）
It's great when we talk, I enjoy it so much!
（あなたと話すのはとても素晴らしいです、とても楽のしかったです）
また、次のように言う事も出来ます。
*Its great chatting with you!
（あなたとおしゃべりするのはとても素晴らしいです）
*I love having a chat with you
（あなたとおしゃべりするのが大好きです）
*Its great having a natter with you.
（あなたとおしゃべりするのがとても大好きです）
(natter=イギリスでの"chat"(おしゃべり)のスラング/俗語)
*We can chat for hours!
（何時間でもお喋り出来る）
*We can gas for hours!
（何時間でもお喋りできる）
(gas ="chat"のスラング/俗語)
お役に立てれば幸いです!! ^ ^
We always have such interesting discussions when we meet up!
I think our discussions are always highly productive.
It depends rather on whether the situation is a business scenario or an entirely social one. In a business situation, you could declare that you believe your usual discussions with someone are 'highly productive' or 'mutually beneficial.' On the other hand, if you are with a close friend or perhaps a work colleague and you are chatting about things other than work, you may say simpl,y that you love or enjoy chatting with them v ery much - or something similar:
"Always great having a chat with you, Maria!"
仕事の場かプライベートの場かどちらかにもよりますが、仕事の場では、有意義だったという意味の'highly productive' や 'mutually beneficial' を使うことができます。
一方、仕事のことではないことを、仲の良い友達や、同僚などとおしゃべりする場面では、 love/enjoy chatting with them very muchのように伝えることができます。
"Always great having a chat with you, Maria!"
まりなとおしゃべりできていつも楽しいわ！
If you would like to tell someone that you love speaking with them, you can say something like "I really enjoy our conversations/talking to you." or "I love our chats/talks with each other." These are some nice and polite ways to tell someone that you really enjoy conversing with them.
*I really enjoy their company. In this context company means the presence of people.
*It's always a pleasure chatting with them. Chatting is like casual talk.
Example Sentences:
I feel much better it was a pleasure chatting with you.
I really enjoy their company they have a great vibe.
*I really enjoy their company.
一緒にすごく楽しめたよ。
この場合、companyとは、その場に一緒にいる人のことを指します。
*It's always a pleasure chatting with them.
彼らと話すのはいつも楽しいです。
chattingとは、おしゃべりのようなカジュアルな会話のことを指します。
例文：
I feel much better it was a pleasure chatting with you.
あなたとおしゃべりできてとても楽しかったわ。
I really enjoy their company they have a great vibe.
最高の雰囲気で楽しめたよ。
"I enjoy your company immensely!"- We say the word "company" when we refer to someone we are talking to. When we say we enjoy something "immensely", it means that we get a lot of pleasure out of it. "immensely" means "a lot". You could use this word when you are talking about anything there is "a lot" of. For example: " He has immense knowledge on the subject".
"It is always a pleasure to converse with you!"- We use the phrase "it is a pleasure" when we are talking about something we like. The word "converse" is a synonym for having a conversation/talking.
Thank you for your question. Hope this helps!
It's such a pleasure to talk to you. I always have a lot of fun
It's always a great to speak to you!
In an informal situation, we can use the first sentence. As teachers, we love to hear this from our students because it makes us feel that we have done a good job, and we are admired for our work.
The second one is a little more formal but it can be used in informal situations as well.
1. I always look forward to our conversations.
To look forward to something means that it is something
that you derive great pleasure from and that you find
stimulating and interesting.
Example: I'm looking forward to the party on Saturday.
2. I enjoy chatting to you immensely.
Chatting is a word that means talking informally to someone
that you are very comfortable with and that you regard
more often than not, as a friend. The word, "immensely''
means greatly/hugely/extremely.
Example: The two friends chatted for a while before going
their separate ways.
"Separate ways" means going to two different places.
When you use the phrase: I really enjoy having conversations with you. It refers to the fact that you really enjoy talking with them. The reason for this could be that they speak about topics that are really interesting and engaging for you, this makes for a good conversation.
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