French · to argue, to debate
Do you enjoy talking?
Do you enjoy talking?
I like to talk.
I want to talk.
We have business to discuss.
We can talk.
We want to talk.
Would you like to talk?
Don't argue.
I just want to talk.
I just wanted to talk.
No further discussion is necessary.
She likes talking best of all.
He hurried past me without stopping to speak.
Talking in the library is not allowed.
We still have enough time to discuss it.
Let's talk over a cold beer.
Come early so we can discuss the plans.
Come early so we can discuss the plans.
I think we need to talk.
I want to talk to your uncle.
We should talk calmly to each other.
The chairman suggested that we should discuss the problem.
The data to be discussed below was collected in the following way.
They are willing to talk about the problem.
They are willing to talk about the problem.
They are willing to talk about the problem.
They are willing to talk about the problem.
I want to discuss this with your manager.
I want to discuss this with your manager.
That brings up another point I'd like to discuss.
Tom wants to talk.
The Cabinet is meeting today to discuss the crisis.
Tom asked Mary not to discuss the matter with anyone else.
I never imagined we'd be talking about this topic today.
With this disgusting arrogance of yours, nobody could work, nor even talk, with you.
Tom doesn't have anyone to discuss his problems with.
Tom doesn't want to discuss it.
We could discuss the advantages of clay as basic sculpting material.
Our teacher wants to go over a famous novel by Goethe.
First of all, you should talk it over with your parents.
We need to discuss this further.
Let's go somewhere quiet so we can talk.
It would be inappropriate to discuss that now.
We could talk about the best ways of making a creamy risotto.
Paul just wants to talk.
Paul just wants to talk.
Nancy is having a chat with her friends.
I need someone who I can talk to.
I have to talk to somebody.