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Sentence examples of "talk" in English with translation "hablarse"

Tom needs to talk to you. Tom necesita hablarte.
Could you talk more slowly please? ¿Podrías hablarme más despacio?
I refuse to talk to you! ¡Me rehúso a hablarte a ti!
I was almost afraid to talk to you. Casi me daba miedo hablarte.
What do you want to talk to me about? ¿De qué quieres hablarme?
Who are you to talk to me like that? ¿Quién sos vos para hablarme así?
Deaf people often talk to each other using sign language. Los sordos suelen hablarse entre ellos usando lenguaje de señas.
Tom and Mary often talk to each other using Skype. Tom y Mary suelen hablarse usando el Skype.
We enjoyed talking with each other. Nos gustó hablarnos.
I'm tired of talking to you about this. Estoy cansado de hablarte acerca de esto.
Don't hang up; I haven't finished talking to you. No cortes; no he terminado de hablarte.
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