Using 'talk at' usually implies the speaker doesn't allow for a two-way conversation or response.

One-way Communication

'Talk at' often carries a negative feeling, suggesting the listener may feel ignored or undervalued.

Negative Connotation

Avoid 'talk at' if you want to indicate a positive, engaging conversation; it's not suitable for that.

'Talk at' suggests speaking loudly or forcefully towards someone, often to grab attention or display strong emotion.

This phrase emphasizes that the speaker's words are physically directed towards an object or person.

Avoid using 'talk at' if you want to convey a sense of closeness or intimacy in a conversation.