おしゃべり
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, transitive)
Usually written in kana
1. chattering; talk; idle talk; chat; chitchat; gossip
The chatting is over now.
Adjective (な)
Noun
Usually written in kana
2. chatty; talkative; chatterbox; blabbermouth
Geez, what a chatterbox.
Pitch accent
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Composed of
honorific/polite/humble prefix
talk; chat
Examples (37 in total)
Tom is talkative.
She is a great talker.
I enjoyed talking with her.
The chatting is over now.
He's as talkative as ever.
I wonder why they are chatting amicably.
Geez, what a chatterbox.
We chatted in French.
Pat is very talkative.
Stop chattering and finish your work.
I would like to chat with you by e-mail.
Well, shall we leave the chitchat at that?
Americans, on the whole, are a talkative people.
Sami is super talkative.
Stop talking when the teacher comes in.
I had a nice chat with her.
The teacher told us to stop chattering.
We should be more talkative.
Having done my homework, I had a chat with Mom.
You're so busy chatting that your hands have stopped working.
Her weakness is that she talks too much.
The teenage friends stayed up talking all night.
We would often have a chat in this coffee shop.
Nancy is having a chat with her friends.
Let's stop talking and start working.
I enjoyed talking with him at the party.
I spent the whole afternoon chatting with friends.
The two go out of the station while chatting.
I met Naomi on my way home and we had a chat.
He warned us to cease talking.
The women working at the library were generally chatty.
I'm too busy to talk to you now.
Not that I'm normally the talkative type either.
She chatted with her friends about the baseball game.
Bill and John like to get together once a month to chat.
Even though he has turned twenty, he's still too timid to chat with girls.
We sang, danced and chatted after dinner.