talk that is difficult to understand (e.g. of a baby, people at a party)

trivial talk, often incessant

to talk foolishly

gossip

a friendly, informal talk

talk, often short

to give, grant, a degree, title, favour

discuss, deliberate

talking with

dialogue, discourse

a way of talking fast that is difficult to understand

talk a lot

to talk excitedly or in a confused manner

talk incessantly and trivially

to talk in a simple, childish way

babble

to use one's ordinary voice (not singing etc) to produce (words, sentences); to express one's opinion (during a discussion, about an affair)

make declaration

to use one's voice to say words; to give a formal speech

talk

any one of the bars or wire rods connecting the centre of a wheel with the outer edge

talk

to put (ideas, thoughts) into words

speak

a kind of long-haired ox of Central Asia

talk