Who did God talk to in Scripture? I think I know at least 2: Abraham and Moses.

Are there any others? Were the Prophets just inspired or did any of them talk to God?
Adam and Eve (in Genesis)
Cain (in genesis)
Noah (in Genesis)
Abraham (in Genesis)
Satan (in Job)
Job, Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar, and possibly Elihu (in Job, from a whirlwind)
Moses (in Exodus, Numbers, possibly Deuteronomy)
Aaron and Miriam (in Numbers 12)
Samuel (in 1 Samuel)
Elijah (the still small voice of 1 Kings 19)
King Belshazzar and his banquet guests (Daniel 5, if you consider writing to be speech: the finger writing on the wall)
the crowd surrounding John the Baptist at Jesus' baptism
Paul on the road to Damascus (in Acts)
the Apostle John (in Revelation, technically a vision)


Some Theophanies are uncertain. Joshua met an angel with a sword which many believe to be the angel of the Lord, making it more than an angelic visitiation or a vision.

Many prophets begin their accounts saying that the Word of the Lord came to them. It is not spelled out in each case whether that was direct appearance, dream, vision, or strong inner voice, so we cannot say.

Fun fact: Of all the recorded instances where God spoke directly to people, his longest address was to Job.