Sentence examples of "Talk" in English with translation "parler"

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Don't talk like that. Ne parle pas comme ça.
Let's talk about Paola. Parlons de Paola.
We didn't talk yesterday. Nous n'avons pas parlé hier.
Who did you talk with? Avec qui parlais-tu ?
Can we talk in private? On peut parler en privé ?
To talk shop is funny. Parler boulot est drôle.
What did you talk about? De quoi parlais-tu ?
Can we have a talk? Est-ce qu'on peut parler ?
Who did you talk to? Avec qui parlais-tu ?
You should talk to Tom. Tu devrais parler à Tom.
The announcer can talk rapidly. Le présentateur peut parler très vite.
Don't talk so loud. Ne parle pas si fort !
It is easy to talk. C'est facile de parler.
With whom did you talk? Avec qui parlais-tu ?
Don't talk to me! Me parle pas !
Well, let's talk turkey. Bon, parlons franchement !
To talk shop is boring. Parler boulot est ennuyeux.
May I talk to you? Est-ce que je peux te parler ?
Did you ever talk to him? Lui aviez-vous déjà parlé ?
They never talk but they quarrel. Ils ne parlent jamais qu'ils ne se disputent.
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