Translation
to converse, to talk with one another
Examples
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They talked with one another all evening.
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We conversed about the new book.
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On the train two strangers conversed in Esperanto.
gaje.
After the meeting everyone chatted cheerfully.
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I want to talk with you about an important matter.
The prefix - means between or among, so is speaking that goes both ways, a conversation rather than a monologue. It is intransitive: the other party comes in with and the topic with . The noun interparolo is the everyday word for a conversation. The prefix is worth collecting, since it also gives for interrupt, for international and interkonsenti for reaching an agreement. Compare plain , which is neutral about whether anyone is answering, and , which needs the actual words as its object.
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