talk (EN)

verb, noun

verb “talk”

1. schwätzen
   Mellen Iech un, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.

   They talked for hours about their favorite movies.
2. kommunizéieren
   The two robots can talk to each other using wireless signals.
3. diskutéieren
   We need to talk about your grades.
4. schwätzen (an enger bestëmmter Sprooch)
   She talks Spanish with her grandmother.
5. tratschen
   After the party, everyone in the office started talking about Sarah's new boyfriend.
6. verroden
   Despite their threats, she wouldn't talk about what she saw.
7. schwätzen (intelligent oder domm)
   He often talks nonsense when he's tired.
8. betounen
   They're talking a huge project with hundreds of people involved.
9. heuchelen
   She always talks about others being late, but she's the one who is never on time.

noun “talk”

1. Gespréich
   Let's have a talk about your plans for the future.
2. Geräischer (déi wéi Schwätzen kléngen)
   The dolphins' clicks and whistles sounded like underwater talk.
3. Ried
   Professor Smith will give a talk on climate change tomorrow.
4. Gespréichsstil
   Their dinner was filled with political talk that lasted for hours.
5. Rumeuren
   There's talk around the office that the company might be merging with a competitor.
6. Geschwätz
   He says he'll help, but it's just talk.
7. Gespréichsthema
   His surprise resignation became the talk of the office.
8. Verhandlungen
   The leaders held talks to negotiate a peace agreement.
9. d'Gespréich (iwwer wichteg Liewensthemen, besonnesch iwwer Sex)
   It's time for us to have the talk with Emily about growing up and relationships.